A white van plowed into crowds at Berlin’s Christopher Street Day Pride event in Tiergarten, killing at least one person and injuring several others, some critically. Authorities launched a large-scale manhunt, identifying a suspect or suspects linked to the Islamist scene in Berlin and deploying hundreds of officers. The attack occurred near the Brandenburg Gate after a day of Pride events that drew hundreds of thousands to the city, prompting officials to condemn the violence and reaffirm Berlin’s values. Police say they are investigating possible additional injuries, including reports of stab wounds, and have provided few details on motives. Leaders and residents expressed shock and vowed a thorough investigation, with security measures remaining elevated at large public events. The incident has sparked renewed discussion about safety at public gatherings in Berlin and beyond.