Deadly Berlin Pride ramming believed to be 'Islamist terror attack', Germany says
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said on Sunday that all evidence surrounding Saturday night's attack at Berlin's Pride celebration so far points to an Islamist terrorist attack. Police are still hunting for the prime suspect in...
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Source: France 24
German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said on Sunday that all evidence surrounding Saturday night's attack at Berlin's Pride celebration so far points to an Islamist terrorist attack. Police are still hunting for the prime suspect in the car-ramming, which left one woman dead and 29 others injured.
Police said at least 16 people were injured, some seriously, after a white van struck several people in central Berlin during Pride celebrations, known locally as Christopher Street Day (CSD). A manhunt is underway.
Police said at least 16 people were injured, some seriously, after a white van struck several people in central Berlin during Pride celebrations, known locally as Christopher Street Day (CSD). A manhunt is underway.
Police said around 15 people were injured, some seriously, after a white van struck several people in central Berlin during Pride celebrations, known locally as Christopher Street Day (CSD). A manhunt is underway.
Police said around 15 people were injured, some seriously, and a manhunt was underway after a vehicle struck several people in central Berlin during Pride celebrations, known locally as Christopher Street Day (CSD).
La police a lancé dimanche un avis de recherche pour un homme de 21 ans, soupçonné d’avoir foncé à bord d’un véhicule sur la marche des fiertés LGBT + la veille au soir et d’avoir des liens avec le « milieu islamiste ».
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