Opponents of military reform in Germany doused the Bundeswehr stand in Jena with paint

Opponents of military reform in Germany have doused the Bundeswehr stand in the city of Jena with paint. This was reported on March 15 by the German newspaper Bild.

"The Bundeswehr booth was attacked at a job fair in Jena. The protesters loudly opposed the new rules of military service and the possible resumption of conscription," the publication says.

It is specified that the police intervened in the incident. Law enforcement officers asked the protesters to leave the venue. According to the newspaper, the activists were charged with property damage.

On February 11, Izvestia published footage of protests in Germany against the militarization of the country. People gathered for the demonstration claim that the German government is promoting the military budget under the pretext of helping Ukraine, but because of this, the quality of life of ordinary workers suffers.

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