Graz’s killing Spree has quickly spread all over the world. From India to the United States, the largest news sport and television stations, the shocking incident reported. The victims in Styria also commemorate international politics.
Courned World: the largest American portals report daily about killing runs and massive shootings. But this time an Austrian ex-student grabbed the weapons.
“Weapons are rare in Austria, as in most Central European countries,” said CNN. The “New York Times” informed its readers an urgent report on the tragic processes in Styria. In the UK, the tragedy also dominated the headlines of different leaves.
Italian newspaper writes about “massacre”
Even the “Times of India” reported Groß about the bloody act. The Italian “Corriere della Sera” spoke in large letters of a “massacre”. In Germany, the Killing Spree made particularly high waves: the “photo” devoted a huge head to the incident on the title page of the online edition and said to Graz according to his own information.
Only in France did the Graz killing Spree become a marginal note because the country itself is in shock. Around the same time as the styric incident, a teacher (31) was fatally injured in a pocket control for the Collège Françoise-Dolto Middle School. A 15-year-old student stabbed her several times. The operating elements were introduced to prevent students from being armed for class. According to the French Ministry of the Interior, 186 knives were protected in two months at 6,000 of such checks and 32 students were arrested.
International dismay
The incidents in Austria and France were accepted with dismay by international politicians. “Graz’s news meets the brand,” wrote EU President Ursula from the Leyen to X. Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni announced that she was “sad” about the incident.
Meloni expressed her sympathy for the family members of the victims, the wounded and her loved one on behalf of the entire Italian government. The EU outside country Kaja Kallas commented on the incident on X with the words: “Every child must feel safe at school and learn without fear and violence.” EU migration commissioner Magnus Brunner expressed compassion for the victims and their families. He also thanked the emergency services for their careful and determined action. “In these difficult hours we have to be there for each other,” he wrote on X.
“At these painful moments my thoughts and those of the entire Slovenian government belong to the families of the victims, their loved ones and all those who were wounded or affected in this incident,” wrote Slovenian Prime Minister Robert Golob. Consolidated statements also came from state chairman Nataša PIRC Musar. “We share their grief, their pain and his bewilderment,” she wrote on the X.
The Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala was also shaken. “It is incredibly painful if something like that happens – especially in a place that should actually convey security.”
Source: Krone
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