NRW Minister Faces Criticism Over Solingen Attack Response
Josefine Paul defends her actions amid backlash over delayed communication following the Solingen terror incident.
- Josefine Paul, NRW's Integration Minister, is under scrutiny for her handling of information after the Solingen attack.
- The attack on August 23 resulted in three deaths and was claimed by the Islamic State; the suspect is in custody.
- Paul claims she was informed late by Interior Minister Herbert Reul, affecting her response time.
- Critics, including SPD and FDP, accuse the NRW government of poor crisis communication and transparency.
- A parliamentary investigation is underway to assess the communication breakdown and explore potential improvements.