15 people are hurt after a car crashes into a crowd in Munich, Germany.

Officers are trying to confirm what has transpired as part of a massive police operation near the central train station.

An automobile crashed into a crowd in Munich, Germany, injuring at least fifteen people.

A representative stated without providing any information that a large-scale police operation is in progress close to the central train station and that officers are trying to confirm what has occurred.

The incident occurred just before the Munich Security Conference is scheduled to begin on Friday. Later on Thursday, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy and US Vice President JD Vance are scheduled to arrive.

The central train station in the southern city was the scene of a massive police operation.

According to the police, they were able to apprehend the driver on X and did not believe he posed any additional threats.

People taking part in a protest connected to a Verdi union-organized strike seem to have been impacted by the incident, according to Reuters.

Attack on the Christmas market
An immigrant crashed into a throng at a Christmas market in Magdeburg, Germany, last year, killing six people and injuring 200 more.

The suspect, who was detained right away after driving a rental car through the busy market, was identified by authorities as a Saudi physician who had obtained permanent residency in Germany after arriving there in 2006.

According to them, he doesn't match the typical characteristics of those who carry out extremist assaults. The individual claimed to be an ex-Muslim who supported the far-right on social media and was a harsh opponent of Islam.