Syrian admitted a triple crime in the German court for Solingen knife attack

A Syrian man accepted that last August was killed in August, in German Solingen.

“I was a serious crime, I prepared for accepting the sentence,” he said in a statement at the beginning of the trial in the Western city of Düsseldorf.

According to German Privacy, Islamic Islamic Islamic Islamic Islamic Islamic Islamic Islamic, accused of being a member of the Islamic State Jihadist group and not accepted notions.

Solingen, a three-day festival to celebrate his 650th anniversary and stabbed because they knew that a number of major regional elections were previously.

In a year’s space, German cities saw a string of deadly attacks in Mannheim in May 2024, a police officer stabbed a police officer at a rally.

The majority of the attackers were described as a migrant origin and the murders played an important role in the national discussions in Germany’s federal elections.

Although most major parties are toughing about migration, the most right AFD, the most beneficiary of the highest climate, and secondly, almost 21% of the vote. Since then, Chancellor Friedrich Merz is further narrowed by the conservatives.

The man accused of the Solingen knife attack on August 23, in 2022, he arrived in Germany as a refugee, but it was ordered to deport the deportation because it was registered for asylum in Bulgaria.

The German government tried to depend him in 2023.

On Tuesday, Issa Al H, wearing a blue shirt appeared on the high security wing of the court in Dusseldorf and bowed the head when he stands in the dock.

It is charged with three crimes, but also accused of charges of 10 murders and serious bodily injuries.

Prior to the attack of the prosecutors, Jihadist claims to contact social media forums, and later helped him plan to plan and kill him.

In his statement, Issa Al H said by his lawyers: “I killed the innocent, I was not the disbelievers.”

One of the people injured in the Solingen attack sat in court on Tuesday, reminded the scars in the city.

Antonakis, who acted on behalf of a mother and daughter injured in the attack, said Antonakis, an attorney Antonak, “My clients expect that they expected this court.”