The upcoming two-day Ukraine reconstruction conference in Berlin is expected to have a high level of security. The event will take place at the CityCube congress center on the exhibition grounds in Charlottenburg and will be opened by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Chancellor Olaf Scholz. Other high-ranking politicians are also expected to attend, making security measures crucial.
To ensure the safety of attendees and dignitaries, the Berlin police will have to secure not only the conference venue but also the hotels where important politicians are staying. Traffic disruptions are expected, especially along routes connecting the airport, exhibition center, government district, and hotels in the city center. The airspace will be monitored, buildings will be searched for explosives, snipers will be positioned, and special operations units will be on standby.
The police chief has stated that this is one of the largest operations in recent years and holiday bans have been in place for police officers. Support from other federal states will be necessary as many officers are also needed due to the upcoming European Football Championship. With tensions running high in Berlin and with the Championship starting soon, security measures are intensifying.
In addition to securing the Ukraine reconstruction conference, security measures for the European Football Championship will also be heightened. Experts will examine Olympic Stadium for explosives and dangerous objects while fan zones will be thoroughly examined by over 2000 police officers on match days with German participation. For
