Magdeburg Christmas market car attack: Saudis warned Germans over suspect three times - as shocking details emerge

Saudi Arabia reportedly warned German authorities three times about the perpetrator of a Christmas market massacre that killed five people and injured hundreds. Psychologist Taleb al-Abdulmohsen has been revealed as the perpetrator of a Christmas market massacre that killed at least five people and injured hundreds Footage taken in the minutes after the crash, which happened at around 7pm, showed Taleb al-Abdulmohsen lying on the ground next to the smashed up BMW This undated HO image obtained on December 21, 2024, shows Taleb Jawad Al Abdulmohsen, the alleged car-ramming perpetrator that killed 5 and injured more than 200 in an attack on a Christmas market in Magdeburg, eastern Germany, on December 20, 2024 Saudi Arabia recently issued three warnings about al-Abdulmohsen to German security authorities, according to German newspaper Der Spiegel, although it is unclear what details those warnings contained. German Chancellor Olaf Scholz visited Magdeburg on Saturday to pay tribute to the victims of Friday's attack Scholz visits a Christmas Market where a car drove into a crowd on Friday evening along with Prime Minister of Saxony-Anhalt Reiner Haseloff, and German Interior Minister Nancy Faeser An emergency blanket is seen among debris and closed stalls on the site of a car-ramming attack on a Christmas market in Magdeburg German Chancellor Olaf Scholz walks through the site of the crash in Magdeburg on Saturday The aftermath the morning after Friday's attack at a christmas market in Magdeburg Analysis of Al-Abdulmohsen's social media also reveals tweets in support of Germany's anti-immigration party AfD, while he has also made comments supporting Elon Musk, far-right thug Tommy Robinson and conspiracy theorist Alex Jones. Just months before the horrific massacre, al-Abdulmohsen made a harrowing tweet about 'slaughtering German citizens indiscriminately' The car that was crashed into a crowd of people at the Magdeburg Christmas market is seen on Saturday morning following the attack in Magdeburg, Germany Emergency personnel stand next to a damaged car that drove into a group of people, according to local media, in Magdeburg, Germany, December 21, 2024 A police officer walks at the site where a car drove into a crowd at a Magdeburg Christmas market in Magdeburg on Saturday morning Police officers walk through the streets in the aftermath of the crash on Saturday morning A mourner lights a candle near the site of the crash on Saturday morning Police guards the entrance to the closed Christmas market where a car rammed into a crowd He also appears to be a fan of AfD. Firefighters work at a cordoned-off Christmas Market, where a car drove into a crowd on Friday evening, in Magdeburg Officers standing guard outside the entrance to the christmas market on Saturday morning Overturned wheelie bins and debris are seen as police officers walks through the closed christmas market in Magdeburg Police and firefighters walk at a cordoned-off Christmas Market, where a car drove into a crowd on Friday evening A stretcher and a pile of clothes lies at the site where a car drove into a crowd at a Magdeburg Christmas market Police officers walks through a closed Christmas market where a car crashed into a crowd injuring more than 60 people Just five days before carrying out the attack, Al-Abdulmohsen gave an interview with the right-wing RAIR Foundation in which he said: 'If a Syrian citizen applies for asylum in Germany, the chance to be granted asylum is 99.8%… 'While if a Saudi citizen applies for asylum in Germany, that chance is only 70%, and I know personally that many of those rejected are ex-Muslims.