Germans protest rearmament and conscription
Thousands of people Demonstrated in Berlin and Stuttgart to protest against the strengthening of military capabilities and the potential imposition of mandatory military service in Germany, demanding an end to armament, the abolition of economic sanctions, and increased social sector spending. In Berlin, approximately 5,800 people attended according to the police, while organizers claimed the number exceeded 20,000. They participated in a march from the Brandenburg Gate. In Stuttgart, about 15,000 people took part, with protesters raising slogans such as "No to excessive armament, no to mandatory military service, no to war." Speeches were delivered by political leaders opposing conscription, and police used pepper spray and arrested one participant for attacking the speakers.
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