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The humanitarian aid warehouse for Ukraine was located on the grounds of a school in Frankfurt am Main and was used by Frankfurt for Ukraine to store wheelchairs, diapers and other aid items.
German police have launched an investigation into a fire on the grounds of a school in the Dornbusch district of Frankfurt am Main, where a warehouse containing humanitarian aid for Ukraine was located. A version of deliberate arson is being considered, according to the Bild newspaper, which refers to law enforcement agencies.
The department for state protection was involved in operational-search activities - this unit of the German police is responsible for investigating crimes against state security and politically motivated acts.
The first floor of the annex, which was located on the school grounds, was used as a warehouse by the Frankfurt for Ukraine initiative. Wheelchairs, diapers and other humanitarian aid items were stored there, intended to be sent to Ukraine in the near future. A representative of the organization, Yumas Medoff, said that its volunteers had repeatedly received threats on social networks and demands to dispose of collected items.
According to the head of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the federal state of Hesse, Roman Pozek, if the version of arson is confirmed, the incident will be regarded as a “particularly reprehensible act” against humanity and solidarity.
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The investigation will lead to formal charges of arson with a political motive.
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