Taleb Al Abdulmozen, the suspected assailant of the Magdeburg Christmas market attack that left four dead, issued a threat in May, raising questions about the response from German authorities. Interior Minister Nancy Faeser faces scrutiny regarding previous warnings about Al Abdulmozen’s potential danger. Investigations are underway into security protocol failures that allowed the attack, and Faeser criticized the far-right party Alternative for Germany (AfD) for attempting to exploit the tragedy for political gain.

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