In Denmark, 141 people were detained during protests against an F-35 component manufacturer
The East Jutland Police detained 141 participants in an unregistered protest outside the defense company Terma. The demonstrators attempted to block the company’s operations, demanding a halt to the production and export of weapons, including components for F-35 fighter jets, which, according to the activists, are supplied to Israel and used in combat operations in Gaza.
The participants were charged with violating the Road Traffic Act and failing to comply with police orders to leave the roadway. Forty people refused to provide their personal information, so they were taken to the police station. Two people, believed to be foreign nationals, remain in custody pending identification.
This was reported by the East Jutland Police in their daily report.
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