YEREVAN. – After the terrorist attacks in Paris and Brussels, it cannot be ruled out that Germany likewise can become a target of terrorism.

The German Ambassador to Armenia, Bernhard Matthias Kiesler, said the abovementioned at Thursday’s discussion on the recent migration to Europe.

In his words, the solution of this problem will not be easy.

“We [i.e. Germany] certainly don’t want to have a ‘police state,”’ Kiesler noted. “On the other hand, we will do everything to overcome the possible terrorist acts. But the solution of this problem is the contribution of joint efforts by Europe.”

In response to a query as to whether Germany is vulnerable to the threat of terrorism, the ambassador stressed: “There is no special and separate problem in connection with refugees and terrorism. Of course we can’t rule out terrorist acts, but I don’t support the theory that is generally suspicious of the people coming to Europe from the Middle East. It’s important that we learn lessons from the general history of migration and the threat of international terrorism, which we have to resist against.”