Berlin Pride attack prompts grief and solidarity with LGBTQ community
3 sources covered this · see comparison →A vehicle rammed into crowds at Berlin's Christopher Street Day Pride celebrations, killing one and injuring more than a dozen. Organisers cancelled several events and planned vigils and rides in response. Officials and community members expressed grief, anger and solidarity.
- ▪The attack occurred on Saturday night during the annual CSD parade, resulting in one death and over a dozen injuries.
- ▪Parade organizers cancelled a breakfast market and post‑parade clean‑up, while a pop choir arranged a vigil at Pariser Platz.
- ▪Berlin's LGBTQ affairs commissioner Alfonso Pantisano posted a message expressing fear and solidarity with the community.
- ▪Berlin's CSD draws up to one million participants and has historic roots dating back to 1979 and earlier gay‑rights movements.
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Berlin Pride attack prompts grief and solidarity with LGBTQ communitySign up now: Get ST's newsletters delivered to your inboxPublished Jul 26, 2026, 05:50 PMUpdated Jul 26, 2026, 05:50 PMSet as preferred sourceBERLIN, July 26 - Members of Berlin's LGBTQ community and others voiced grief, anger and solidarity on Sunday after a vehicle rammed into crowds at the city's annual Christopher Street Day Pride celebrations, killing one person and injuring more than a dozen.Organisers of the parade cancelled several related events after Saturday night's attack, including a breakfast market at a popular food hall and a post-parade clean-up.Instead, the D-Dur Dykes pop choir said it was planning a community vigil at 2 p.m.
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