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Activists of the »Last Generation« in Berlin
Photo: CHRISTIAN MANG / REUTERS
Climate protection demonstrators have blocked access roads to two Bundestag office buildings in Berlin.
Smaller groups of demonstrators with banners sat in front of two of the building's underground car parks in the morning.
Some activists were stuck on the street, as a police spokesman said.
Police officers broke the peaceful demonstrators off the street and took them away.
After an hour or two, the entrances were free again.
The group »Last Generation« tweeted: »Today we are in politics«.
It went on to say: »Our people are ready right at the Bundestag and ask the arriving politicians about their plan.
Talk without action kills us.«
Three demonstrators were sitting on the entrance to the Paul-Löbe-Haus on Otto-von-Bismarck-Allee, four more demonstrators in front of the Marie-Elisabeth-Lüders-Haus on Adele-Schreiber-Krieger-Strasse.
Some other climate protectors stood in front of an entrance to the Bundestag and spoke to people.
Numerous blockade actions
Since the beginning of 2022, the "last generation" has been blocking motorway exits and intersections in Berlin and other major cities to fight for more climate protection.
There were also campaigns in museums, stadiums, ministries, at airports and on oil pipelines.
On Tuesday, investigators searched the homes of eleven members in different federal states.
It was about actions by climate protectors against the oil refinery PCK in Schwedt in north-eastern Brandenburg.
However, the group announced that it would continue its protest actions.
ptz/dpa