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Under the foreign suspects in the serious riots after the Gen-Z protests in Frankfurt am Main there are numerous men from Arab countries, according to the police headquarters.
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Unter den ausländischen Tatverdächtigen der schweren Ausschreitungen nach den Gen-Z-Protesten in Frankfurt am Main befinden sich laut dem Polizeipräsidium zahlreiche Männer aus arabischen Ländern.
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