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The Danish Prime Minister, the Social Democrat Mette Frederiksen, was crushed this Friday within the middle of Copenhagen by a person who has been arrested, the Ritzau company reported.

Frederiksen is positioned “shocked” by what occurred, The prime minister's workplace mentioned in a quick letter despatched to Ritzau, which additionally cites police sources to verify the incident.

Danish authorities haven’t offered any additional info on Frederiksen's situation.

“Oh no, what a surprise. That's not Denmark. We don't attack our prime ministers. I send my best thoughts to Mette,” wrote the vp and protection minister, the liberal, on the social community Troels Lund Poulsen.

The leaders of the primary Danish events and a number of other ministers have additionally reacted on social networks condemning what occurred and sending messages of assist to Frederiksen.

Mette Frederiksen, 46, is head of presidency since June 2019: the primary legislature, on the head of a center-left coalition; and since December 2022, on the head of a middle govt with two right-wing forces.

Sánchez: “Violence has no place in the EU”

The president of the Government, Pedro Sánchez, He has expressed his assist for Frederiksen on his social networks.

“Violence has no place in the EU,” the top of the Executive expressed in a message he revealed on the social community “.

For the President of the Government, the attack suffered by the Danish Prime Minister is “an assault in opposition to all of us who consider in a Europe of freedom, tolerance and peace”. “I’ve despatched him my assist and that of the Spanish residents in these tough instances,” Sánchez said on social networks.

On behalf of Sumar, the Minister of Culture, Ernest Urtusun, He has also shown his solidarity with Frederiksen, emphasizing that “political violence has no place in our European democracies.”


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