A vehicle crash at a Pride gathering in Berlin has left one person dead and 29 others injured, according to the report. The incident happened on Saturday night when a small van was driven into a crowd attending the event in the German capital.
Early details indicate the van struck people gathered at the Pride parade area, turning the celebration into a major emergency scene. Rescue teams and police responded as authorities worked to help the injured and secure the area.
The report says the person identified as the main suspect in the Berlin attack was later shot dead by German special police forces. No further verified details were available in the trimmed account about motive or the sequence of events leading to that confrontation.
Officials are expected to continue investigating how the Berlin Pride parade van attack unfolded and whether the suspect acted alone. The incident has added to safety concerns around large public events in Germany, especially gatherings meant to celebrate and support the LGBTQ+ community.