Tak bronią wioski. Starcia z policją w Niemczech

W poniedziałek w Luetzerath doszło do starć między policją, przygotowującą się do usunięcia ludzi z wioski, a aktywistami, którzy okupują opustoszałe budynki. W stronę funkcjonariuszy rzucano petardy, butelki i kamienie.

Niemcy: starcia z policją. Tak bronią wioski, która ma zniknąć
Niemcy: starcia z policją. Tak bronią wioski, która ma zniknąć
Źródło zdjęć: © PAP | Henning Kaiser
Mateusz Czmiel

Wcześniej aktywiści ustawili i podpalili barykadę na drodze dojazdowej do miejscowości, ale po kilku godzinach przeszkoda została usunięta przez policję. Rozebrano też konstrukcję, na której przebywali demonstranci, zostali oni ściągnięci na ziemię przez ratowników wysokościowych.

Miejscowość ma zniknąć z powierzchni ziemi

Luetzerath położone jest na południowy zachód od Duesseldorfu – stolicy landu Nadrenia Północna – Westfalia na zachodzie Niemiec. Miejscowość ma zniknąć z powierzchni ziemi i ustąpić miejsca istniejącej nieopodal kopalni odkrywkowej węgla brunatnego. W opuszczonych domach zamieszkają jednak aktywiści, którzy sprzeciwiają się rozbudowie kopalni.

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– Węgiel pod Luetzerath musi pozostać w ziemi – powiedziała w poniedziałek rzeczniczka inicjatywy "Wszystkie wioski zostają" Antje Bussberg, piętnując szkodliwy dla klimatu węgiel brunatny.

  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Police officers (L) push activists off a road leading to a road to the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Henning Kaiser/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Henning Kaiser
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Activists are taken into custody by high-altitude police climbers after they tried to stop the police preparation for the planned evacuation of the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Thomas Banneyer/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Thomas Banneyer
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Police officers (L) and activists scuffle along a road leading to a road to the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Henning Kaiser/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Henning Kaiser
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: An activist sits at an observation post while police prepare for the planned evacuation of the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Thomas Banneyer/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Thomas Banneyer
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Police officers carry away an activist after they tried to stop the police preparation for the planned evacuation of the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Henning Kaiser/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Henning Kaiser
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Police officers stand in front of activists on a road towards the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Henning Kaiser/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Henning Kaiser
  • Evacuation of Luetzrath village in North Rhine-Westphalia
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Erkelenz: Police make preparations for the planned clearing of the village of Luetzerath. Scuffles broke out between police officers and climate activists on Monday in front of a German village that is earmarked for demolition due to planned coal mining in the area. Photo: Thomas Banneyer/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Thomas Banneyer
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Police officers and activists scuffle along a road leading to a road to the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Thomas Banneyer/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Thomas Banneyer
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Police officers prepare an activist for abseiling from a barrier. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Henning Kaiser/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Henning Kaiser
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Police officers (L) push activists off a road leading to a road to the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Henning Kaiser/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Henning Kaiser
  • Evacuation of Luetzrath village in North Rhine-Westphalia
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Activists build barricades while police make preparations for the planned eviction of Luetzerath village. Photo: Thomas Banneyer/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Thomas Banneyer
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Police officers stand behind a burning straw bales set on fire by activists  near the site of the planned evacuation of the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Thomas Banneyer/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Thomas Banneyer
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Police officers stand in front of activists on a road towards the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Thomas Banneyer/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Thomas Banneyer
  • Evacuation of Luetzrath village in North Rhine-Westphalia
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Erkelenz: Police officers and activists scuffle near the village of Luetzerath. Scuffles broke out between police officers and climate activists on Monday in front of a German village that is earmarked for demolition due to planned coal mining in the area. Photo: Thomas Banneyer/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Thomas Banneyer
  • Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: An excavator removes a barrier above the road to the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Henning Kaiser/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Henning Kaiser
  • Evacuation of Luetzrath village in North Rhine-Westphalia
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Activists build barricades and set them on fire while police make preparations for the planned eviction of Luetzerath village. Photo: Thomas Banneyer/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Thomas Banneyer
  • Evacuation of Luetzrath village in North Rhine-Westphalia
02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Activists build barricades and set them on fire while police make preparations for the planned eviction of Luetzerath village. Photo: Henning Kaiser/dpa 
Dostawca: PAP/DPA.
Henning Kaiser
[1/17] Activists block road to Luetzerath village set to be demolished 02 January 2023, North Rhine-Westphalia, Luetzerath: Police officers (L) push activists off a road leading to a road to the village of Luetzerath. German climate activists positioned themselves on Monday behind a burning barricade to stop construction workers reaching a village earmarked for demolition for mining works. Photo: Henning Kaiser/dpa Dostawca: PAP/DPA. Henning KaiserŹródło zdjęć: © PAP | Henning Kaiser, Thomas Banneyer

Koncern: eksploatacja nowych złóż jest niezbędna

Koncern energetyczny RWE, do którego należy sporny teren, odpowiedział, że eksploatacja nowych złóż jest niezbędna, aby w środku kryzysu energetycznego zapewnić funkcjonowanie elektrowni. Koncern powtórzył też, że decyzje dotyczące likwidacji miejscowości zostały podjęte zgodnie z prawem i zatwierdzone przez sądy, a wszyscy byli mieszkańcy Luetzerath opuścili już swoje domy.

Późnym popołudniem sytuacja w Luetzerath uspokoiła się, policja zapewniała, że nie chce eskalacji. – Będziemy stosować środki przymusu tylko wtedy, kiedy będzie to miało charakter proporcjonalny do sytuacji i konsekwentnego postępowania albo w celu przeciwdziałania przestępstwom – zapowiedział rzecznik policji w Akwizgranie Dirk Weinspach. Zaapelował, aby protestujący nie uciekali się do przestępstw.

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