Farmers join civilians in mass demonstrations, Germany

Farmers join civilians in mass demonstrations in Frankfurt, Germany

Image credit: We Are Protestors (stillshot)

The number of mass demonstrations is increasing across Europe as winter approaches. Germany is the focus of most of the protests this week as rising energy costs continue destroying the leading European economy.

On October 11 and 12, German farmers joined civilians in mass demonstrations in Frankfurt against Olaf Scholz, Ursula von der Leyen, EU, NATO, sanctions against Russia, and increases in gas and energy prices.

The people demand peace, freedom and sovereignty.

https://twitter.com/WeAreProtestors/status/1580059950235406336

Similar protests were held in Paris, Vienna, Athens and Chișinău, Moldova recently.

https://twitter.com/WeAreProtestors/status/1578758407586467842

Teo Blašković founded The Watchers in 2011 and edited it until 2026, covering seismic and volcanic activity, extreme weather, space weather and near-Earth objects. Articles on this page are his archive.

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