A video recovered from the phone of Abdul B., the suspect in the Berlin Pride attack, shows a masked individual pledging loyalty to ISIS. The recording was made on July 25, 2026, the same day as the violent assault near the Christopher Street Day parade involving a vehicle and knives. This evidence has confirmed the terrorist nature of the attack, which targeted LGBTQ+ participants and caused multiple deaths and injuries. Investigators are now reconstructing the suspect’s path toward radicalization, with the video serving as crucial proof. Authorities are also examining possible connections to extremist networks and potential accomplices.
The incident has triggered national discussions about public safety at large gatherings and the adequacy of current counter-terrorism strategies. As Germany mourns the victims, communities have responded with vigils and messages of solidarity. DW News continues to report on developments in the investigation, highlighting ongoing efforts to understand the full scope of the attack. NovaTube News delivers live video updates from YouTube, offering real-time coverage of global events without requiring user accounts. The platform collects basic technical data to enhance service performance while maintaining user privacy.