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RARE PHOTOS: Danish prime minister assaulted continues work despite injuries | Rare Historical Photos

D-Day veteran Warren Goss, 99, right, recounts his World War II experiences to Frederik X, King of Denmark, and Danish Premier Mette Frederiksen, at the museum overlooking Utah Beach, Normandy, France

Following a recent assault in central Copenhagen, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has spoken out in her first television interview since the incident. Frederiksen, who suffered a minor whiplash after being assaulted by a 39-year-old Polish man living in Denmark, expressed that she is not quite herself but will continue to work mostly from her office.

During the interview, Frederiksen did not provide specific details of the assault but described the experience as intimidating and crossing a physical limit. She mentioned that threats on social media had escalated, particularly after recent events in the Middle East, contributing to the overall tension.

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