Germany Parade Canceled Over Threat of ‘Islamist Attack,’ Police Say
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Braunschweig's Carnival parade was cancelled 90 minutes before it was supposed to begin due to the threat of an Islamic attack. Photo: Wikimedia Commons.
BBC – A carnival parade has been called off at short notice in Braunschweig, northern Germany, due to the threat of an Islamist attack, police said.
A “specific threat of an Islamist attack” was identified by state security sources, they said in a statement.
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