markus soder, said the incident was "presumably an attack". translation: it's simply terrible. . just terrible. when you get the news that yet again, someone has rammed into a group of people, that there are many injured. it's a slap in the face. we feel for the victims. we pray for the victims. we hope that all make it, particularly those that are seriously injured or perhaps are even in life—threatening conditions. i hope they make it out alive and healthy. and we have heard this reaction from the german chancellor, olaf scholz. translation: what | happened is terrifying. the entire country, like me,

is on the side of the victims

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afghan national. among other things. in germany, where immigration is one of the major issues. i asked our correspondent, damian mcguinness, in berlin i mean, this is an annual event with, as you say, annita, global leaders.

on the whole have really picked up on to an unprecedented about migration. and some quite hard line

rhetoric from some politicians just now, who is a centre—left politician, sounding incredibly who have committed offences. that's already happening just ten days before the election. an impact on the votes cast for alternative especially in the east of the country? you know, i think it really depends what how the mainstream politicians react. what we've seen so far is that both the centre—left opposition friedrich merz, who wants to become germany's they're both talking incredibly tough on migration. so it's been

a controversial stance. but what both of those men seem to believe is that they can now, not everyone agrees with that stance. the conservatives in particular have have talked incredibly simply vote for the original. until the election to see

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