German interior minister calls attack near Berlin Pride 'Islamist terror attack'
Tributes are left at Tiergarten park on July 26, 2026. ANNEGRET HILSE / REUTERS Investigators believe that the deadly attack near Berlin's Pride parade on Saturday, July 25, was motivated by Islamist ideology, Germany's interior minister said Sunday. "Everything we see here indicates that this was an Islamist terror attack," Alexander Dobrindt told reporters at the scene, adding that the number of injured had gone up to 29.
- ▪Tributes are left at Tiergarten park on July 26, 2026.
- ▪ANNEGRET HILSE / REUTERS Investigators believe that the deadly attack near Berlin's Pride parade on Saturday, July 25, was motivated by Islamist ideology, Germany's interior minister said Sunday.
- ▪"Everything we see here indicates that this was an Islamist terror attack," Alexander Dobrindt told reporters at the scene, adding that the number of injured had gone up to 29.
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- ▪ German minister calls deadly Berlin Pride assault ‘Islamist terrorist attack’ — POLITICO Europe
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- ▪ Urgent search for suspect after deadly 'Islamist terror' attack near Berlin Pride — Channel NewsAsia
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Tributes are left at Tiergarten park on July 26, 2026. ANNEGRET HILSE / REUTERS Investigators believe that the deadly attack near Berlin's Pride parade on Saturday, July 25, was motivated by Islamist ideology, Germany's interior minister said Sunday. "Everything we see here indicates that this was an Islamist terror attack," Alexander Dobrindt told reporters at the scene, adding that the number of injured had gone up to 29. One woman was killed. The chief suspect in Saturday night's deadly attack, who is still on the run, is a supporter of the so-called Islamic State (IS) group and was previously convicted for related offenses, German media reported Sunday. The 21-year-old man named by police as Abdul B.
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