At least 20 were injured after a vehicle drove through a crowd in Munich, Germany, just hours before world leaders arrive for a security conference.
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The incident came the day before a the Munich Security Conference — an annual meeting of global politicians and defense officials — was set to get underway.
The stage is set for a historic meeting between President Donald Trump and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. The leaders hope to enhance trade and bolster defense ties.
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Several people were injured in the incident, the police said. They have not said whether the crash was an accident or a deliberate attack.
Several people were injured in the incident, the police said. They have not said whether the crash was an accident or a deliberate attack.
On Thursday, when Modi arrives in the White House, he’d be among a handful of leaders visiting Trump in the first weeks of his second presidency.
Details of the incident remain unknown. Local media are reporting a car drove into a group of demonstrators.