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German Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt has provided information on the latest deportation flight to Afghanistan, defending the measure against criticism. He emphasized the necessity of such actions in dealing with security threats. Additionally, in the wake of a recent terrorist attack in Berlin, Dobrindt called for stricter rules and enhanced measures to manage individuals deemed potential threats. The minister's statements underscore the government's focus on tightening security protocols and responding decisively to perceived risks, despite ongoing debate over the legality and ethics of deportations to Afghanistan.
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Federal Interior Minister Dobrindt has provided information on the latest deportation flight to Afghanistan, defending the measure despite ongoing criticism.
In addition, following the recent terrorist attack in Berlin, Dobrindt is calling for stricter rules to address potential threats.
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