43 people were detained in Berlin during Victory Day celebrations

43 people were detained in Berlin during the Victory Day celebrations. This was reported on May 9 in the press service of the Berlin police.

"At the moment, 43 measures have been taken to restrict personal freedom. These include 25 violations of the general order, one unauthorized drone flight, and 13 criminal cases filed for offenses such as insults, resisting arrest, and assault," the X social network said in a statement. Twitter).

The ministry noted that the two days of celebrations were mostly peaceful and without serious incidents.

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On May 9, the Berlin police press service reported that two people were detained after the conflict on the territory of the Soviet memorial in Treptow Park during a wreath-laying ceremony at the monument to the "Soldier Liberator" on the occasion of Victory Day. According to law enforcement officials, the incident occurred after one of the women started an argument with a participant in the festive event.