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Deadly knife attacks in Spain, Germany spark outrage across Europe

Deadly knife attacks in Spain, Germany spark outrage across Europe

ROME: A spate of violence in Spain and Germany that left several people dead and many injured has drawn outrage from leaders this week, Xinhua reported.On Wednesday, one person was killed and another hospitalised after a man wielding a large machete-type knife carried out attacks at two churches in Algeciras, southern Spain.Also on Wednesday, a man armed with a knife killed two people and injured at least seven others on a train in northern Germany.Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez called the attacks in Algeciras “terrible”, and offered his “most sincere condolences” to the relatives of the victim who died. Sanchez pledged to carry out an investigation into the events leading up to the attack.On Thursday, Spain’s ministry of the Interior stated that a suspect had been arrested and was in the custody of Spain’s National Police, although the suspect was not identified.Algeciras is a busy port city that connects the Spanish mainland with the North African country of Morocco.In Germany,

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