Peaceful celebrations in Saarbrücken: 4,000 people experience historical hours!

Am 8. Dezember 2024 feierten über 4.000 Menschen in Saarbrücken den Sturz des Assad-Regimes, was zu Verkehrsbehinderungen führte.
On December 8, 2024, over 4,000 people in Saarbrücken celebrated the fall of the Assad regime, which led to traffic disruptions. (Symbolbild/DNAT)

Peaceful celebrations in Saarbrücken: 4,000 people experience historical hours!

On Sunday, December 8, 2024, over 4,000 people celebrated the fall of the Assad regime in Syria in Saarbrücken. The assembly had informed the assembly at short notice in the morning, the atmosphere on the Landwehrplatz was peaceful and exuberant. However, this political gathering led to considerable traffic disorders in the city center, especially in the areas of Grand Duke Friedrich, Betzenstrasse and Kaiserstrasse. Traffic came to a standstill in the surrounding streets, and the Saarbahn traffic was also affected. In addition, after the first meeting in Saarbrücken, around 1,000 people followed another celebration on Saturday, which was also peaceful, such as Sol.de reported.

celebrating block streets

Already on Saturday, December 7th, there were traffic disruptions on Breite Straße in Saarbrücken-Malstatt due to a collection of people that was related to the celebrations. During a car corset, numerous participants waved Syrian flags and thus ensured increased traffic disabilities when several vehicles blocked the road. The police had to intervene to clear the street, but everything remained peaceful, and after about an hour the traffic was possible again, Lokalo.de .

These celebrations are not only an expression of the joy of the political changes in Syria, but also a clear demonstration of support for the Syrian rebels who have won decisive victories in the past few weeks and have forced Bashar al-Assad. Such meetings and the associated traffic disabilities illustrate the passion of the participants and the significant interest in developments in their home country.

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