2 Syrians Rape a Czech Tourist at Dresden’s Main Train Station, According to Police

A 19-year-old Czech tourist was reportedly been raped at Dresden’s main train station by two 15-year-old Syrians, who threatened the man with a knife on Sunday morning before robbing sexually assaulting him.

If this sounds familiar, it is because it is. Almost exactly a year ago, an Afghan man was imprisoned for four years for conducting a homosexual rape against an 18-year-old Polish tourist in Munich in August 2023.

News of the case was quite controversial at the time, with the previous Law and Justice (PiS) government in Poland saying it was a perfect example of how Germany’s open borders policies had led to an unsafe environment for citizens. At the time, Remix News produced a video detailing the statements from then Polish Prime Minister Mateusz Morawiecki.

However, not much has changed, with Syrians this time targeting a young Czech man.

The Syrian youths allegedly attacked their victim at around 4.15 a.m. as the 19-year-old was on his way home from a night out at Wiener Platz.

German police say the Czech tourist began talking to Hasan H. and Hani A.

Suddenly, however, the situation quickly turned into a horror scenario. Hani A. pulled out a knife, and then the Syrians demanded money, only for the situation to turn into outright rape.

“The accused are said to have stolen 300 euros from the man while holding a knife and raped him,” police told Bild newspaper.

After the rape, the victim immediately contacted police. The two 15-year-old Syrians did not get far, who tracked the suspects down almost immediately.

“The two were in close proximity to the crime scene,” and were arrested after an investigating judge in Pirna issued an arrest warrant.

The Czech man lives in Dresden and received outpatient medical care, but it remains unclear how serious his injuries were.

However, attacks in Dresden, as elsewhere across Germany, have soared, largely due to mass immigration. Recently, a national conversation in Germany was sparked — as it is on an almost weekly basis — after U.S. citizen John Rudat was slashed in the face by two Syrians after the American attempted to defend a woman from sexual harassment by the two men.

In fact, Dresden, which has historically featured a much lower rate of immigration, is now seeing a crime surge, as the city also becomes burdened due to mass immigration.

On Sept. 1, a group of ten men, made up mostly of Syrians and Tunisians, became engaged in a major knife battle in downtown Dresden. A Tunisian, 24-year-old Muhamed K., and a Syrian, 16-year-old Youssef O., were arrested at the scene with stab wounds, with both found to have knives in their possession. The two groups were reportedly battling over control of the narcotics trade.

On Aug. 28, around 7.30 p.m., a 31-year-old Libyan and a 41-year-old Tunisian got on the E63 bus together before they became engaged in an argument. The Libyan severely injured the Tunisian with a broken bottle, and the 31-year-old was arrested.

The Czech victim was also not the only headline-grabbing sexual victim in Dresden as of late.

Currently, a serial 23-year-old Iraqi groper is standing trial in Dresden Regional Court for molesting women in Dresden.

Prosecutors say the man has no ability to limit his sexual impulses after a series of groping incidents targeting women and children.

In March 2025, according to the prosecutors’ indictment, he sexually harassed several women and even a child. Among the incidents, he grabbed a 22-year-old’s buttocks in front of the Frauenkirche (Church of Our Lady), and in Blasewitz, he harassed a 17-year-old. Both victims were fortunately able to defend themselves from the stranger’s sexual assaults.

Meanwhile, Dresden is spending big on more refugee accommodations, often filled with amenities that Germans can only dream of.

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