Destruction at East Side Gallery's structures
In an unexpected turn of events, authorities in Berlin have arrested two women and a man for vandalizing a section of the iconic East Side Gallery. The arrest took place around 14:45 on Mühlenstraße in Friedrichshain.
The defaced mural is the 'Brotherly Kiss' section of the East Side Gallery, a vibrant open-air gallery showcasing 105 paintings on the remaining 1.3 km of the Berlin Wall. However, no further details about the contents of the banner or the specific inscription on the wall were provided in the article.
The 34-year-old woman and her 38-year-old counterpart were taken to a holding facility for identification procedures. A 45-year-old man, who recorded the vandalism on his phone, was also present during the arrest. The women were holding a banner during their arrest, but the nature of the banner and its contents remain unknown.
The red inscription painted by the women references the Middle East conflict, although the exact nature of the vandalism and the extent of the damage to the mural was not specified in the article. The State Protection Department of the Berlin State Criminal Police Office will continue the investigation.
After identification, the women were released, but the investigation continues under the State Protection Department of the Berlin State Criminal Police Office. The vandalized section of the Berlin Wall is located in Friedrichshain, a district known for its vibrant street art scene.
This incident serves as a reminder of the importance of preserving historical landmarks and respecting public art. The East Side Gallery is a significant part of Berlin's history and a testament to the city's resilience and unity. The authorities are urging anyone with information regarding this incident to come forward and help in the ongoing investigation.
The women were holding a banner during their arrest, but the nature of the banner and its contents remain unknown. The red inscription painted by the women references the Middle East conflict.
