A shelter for Ukrainian refugees in Germany burned down in what a top German security official suggests may be arson.
The blaze occurred at a shelter along the Baltic coast, housing 14 refugees and three employees, according to Bild. No one was injured in the blaze, and the refugees have successfully been relocated to other shelters in the area. Police had gone to the same building days before after swastikas were painted on the door entrance, fueling suspicions that the fire was intentional.
2/2 Ich bin froh, dass niemand körperlich zu Schaden gekommen ist. Vielen Dank an alle Einsatzkräfte, die vor Ort geholfen haben. Eins muss für alle klar sein: Menschen, die vor Krieg flüchten, brauchen unseren Schutz und unsere Unterstützung. Hetze und Gewalt dulden wir nicht!“This is terrible news.
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