DOBRINDT ZUM TERRORANSCHLAG BERLIN: Fußfessel, Präventivhaft und neue Härte gegen Gefährder!

DOBRINDT ON THE BERLIN TERRORIST ATTACK: Electronic ankle monitors, preventive detention, and new measures against dangerous individuals! Another deportation flight to Kabul departed this morning. According to Alexander Dobrindt, the passengers were predominantly convicted of serious and grave crimes. They had been sentenced for homicide, rape, or other violent offenses, had served their prison sentences, and were subsequently transferred to Kabul. One person subject to deportation without a conviction was also on the flight. Dobrindt stated that deportations of individuals subject to deportation to Afghanistan would be possible in the future. Regarding the consequences of the Berlin terrorist attack, Dobrindt called for legal changes. Identified dangerous individuals should not be released on probation. He also advocated for mandatory electronic ankle monitors and standardized preventive detention measures nationwide. Regarding the possible confession video, Dobrindt explained that the mobile phone found in the getaway vehicle was still being analyzed. According to current information, the suspect appears masked on the video. Data storage devices seized from the apartment contain evidence suggesting a connection to the so-called Islamic State. The investigation is ongoing. #afghanistan #kabul #deportationflight #worldnewschannel 🔔 Subscribe to our WELT-TV news channel!    / weltvideotv   Our YouTube channels: 📺 WELT DOKU    / @weltdoku   ⚽ WELT SPORT    / @welt-sport   🚀 WELT SPACE    / @weltspace   🛣️ WELT DRIVE    / @weltdrive   🪖 WELT HISTORY    / @welthistory   🍝 WELT FOOD    / @welt.food-rezepte   WELT News Live Stream http://bit.ly/2fwuMPg Our Top News on WELT.de http://bit.ly/2rQQD9Q Our Media Library on WELT.de http://bit.ly/2Iydxv8 WELT TV on Instagram   / welt.nachrichtensender   WELT on Instagram   / welt   Due to numerous offensive comments, comments are currently disabled. Thank you for your understanding – your WELT team. Video created in 2026