2026-07-26T08:04:00-0400 / 哥伦比亚广播公司/美联社
当局周日表示，周六针对柏林LGBTQ+骄傲节游行的驾车撞人事件，据信是出于伊斯兰极端主义意识形态动机，目前对嫌疑人的搜捕仍在进行。这起发生在欧洲最大规模LGBTQ+活动之一的袭击造成1人死亡、至少29人受伤。
德国警方已确认嫌疑人为21岁的阿卜杜勒·巴卢特。警方称他属于柏林的“伊斯兰极端主义圈子”，且已被当局记录在案。
“我们掌握的所有证据都表明，这是一起伊斯兰恐怖袭击，”内政部长亚历山大·多布林特周日表示。
多布林特称，巴卢特在德国出生，他的母亲于2002年入籍，也就是他出生的三年前。他表示，这名嫌疑人过去曾在柏林被定罪，但未具体说明罪名。他还说，嫌疑人曾被判处1年10个月的缓刑。
警方于周日清晨搜查了柏林舍讷贝格区的一处公寓，但表示未在现场发现任何人。嫌疑人严重受损的车辆周日上午仍留在袭击现场。
在周日发布的通缉公告中，警方警告称巴卢特可能持有武器且极具危险性，并呼吁公众避免与其“直接接触”。
德国柏林，2026年7月26日周日，警察站在一辆撞树的车辆旁，该车在柏林年度骄傲节活动附近冲入人群。
当局还在调查他是否单独作案。调查人员认为，车辆停下后可能有一人或多人逃离了现场。部分受害者还遭受了刀伤，这增加了有其他人参与袭击的可能性，但当局尚未证实这一点。多布林特表示，嫌疑人疑似用砍刀伤人。
柏林消防部门表示，伤者中有3人生命垂危、8人伤势严重、5人受轻伤。警方尚未确认遇难者身份。
袭击发生前，大量民众已和平庆祝数小时。这场在柏林标志性勃兰登堡门前举办的活动设有数十辆花车、现场音乐表演和游行。
“对社区来说，这是黑暗的一天，”朱利安·米蒂希说道。他当时参加了活动，正准备去参加后续派对，这时听说游行现场“发生了糟糕的事情”。
2026年7月26日周日清晨，柏林克里斯托弗街日庆祝活动取消后，应急人员和警察聚集在柏林。
驾车撞人袭击事件激增
此次袭击是一系列此类事件中的最新一起，令德国不得不直面公共安全问题。
2024年12月，一辆汽车冲入马格德堡的圣诞市场，造成6人死亡、数百人受伤。两个月后，一辆汽车冲入慕尼黑的工会示威人群，造成一名女子和她两岁的女儿死亡。2025年3月，另有两人在曼海姆的一起驾车撞人事件中丧生。
这些袭击的据称动机各不相同，但 collectively （注：原文此处应为笔误，应为but together）将移民、安全和极端主义问题推到了德国政治的中心位置。这些辩论也助长了极右翼选择党（AfD）的支持率，给总理弗里德里希·梅尔茨和德国主流政党带来了压力，他们需要努力向选民证明自己能够保障国家安全。
梅尔茨将周六的驾车撞人事件称为“对自由的攻击”，并誓言将把肇事者绳之以法。
“柏林发生如此令人发指的行径，”梅尔茨在社交媒体上写道。他补充道，德国热爱自由，“我们将维护并捍卫这份自由。”
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Berlin Pride ramming attack believed to be act of Islamist extremist terror as hunt for suspect continues
2026-07-26T08:04:00-0400 / CBS/AP
The car ramming attack on a Berlin LGBTQ+ Pride parade on Saturday is believed to have been motivated by Islamist extremist ideology, authorities said on Sunday, as a search for the suspect continues. The attack at one of Europe’s largest LGBTQ+ events left one dead and at least 29 injured.
German police have identified the suspect as 21-year-old Abdul Ballout. Police described him as being part of Berlin’s “Islamist scene” and someone who is known to authorities.
“Everything we see here points to us dealing with an Islamic terror attack,” Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said Sunday.
Dobrindt said that Ballout was born in Germany and that his mother was naturalized in 2002, three years before he was born. He said the suspect had been convicted in Berlin in the past, though he didn’t specify for what. He said that he had been given a suspended sentence of 1 year and 10 months.
Police searched an apartment in Berlin’s Schöneberg district early Sunday, but said they found no one there. The suspect’s heavily damaged vehicle remained at the site of the attack on Sunday morning.
In a wanted notice issued Sunday, police warned that Ballout may be armed and dangerous and said the public should avoid “direct contact.”
Police officers stand near a vehicle crashed into a tree after driving into a crowd near Berlin’s annual Pride event, in Berlin, Germany, Sunday, July 26, 2026. Markus Schreiber via AP
Authorities are also working to determine if he acted alone. Investigators believe that one or more people may have left the vehicle after it came to a stop. Some victims also suffered stab wounds, raising the possibility that others were involved in the attack, but authorities have not confirmed that. Dobrindt said the suspect is believed to have injured people with a machete.
Berlin’s fire service said that of the injured, three have life-threatening injuries, eight were seriously injured, and five had slight injuries. Police have not identified the deceased victim.
Before the attack, huge crowds had spent hours celebrating peacefully. The event, in front of Berlin’s iconic Brandenburg Gate, featured dozens of floats, live music and a march.
“It’s a dark day for the community,” said Julian Miethig, who had attended the event and been planning to go to an afterparty when he heard that “something bad happened” at the parade.
Emergency personnel and police gather in Berlin, early Sunday, July 26, 2026, following the cancellation of Christopher Street Day festivities. Ebrahim Noroozi via AP
Rise in ramming attacks
The attack is the latest in a series that have left the country grappling with questions about public safety.
Six people were killed and hundreds injured when a car plowed into a Christmas market in Magdeburg in December 2024. Two months later, a car drove into trade union demonstrators in Munich, killing a woman and her two-year-old daughter. Two more people were killed in March 2025 when a car rammed into a crowd in Mannheim.
The attacks have different alleged motives, but together have kept immigration, security and extremism at the center of German politics. The debates have also fueled support for the far-right Alternative for Germany party, or AfD, and put pressure on Chancellor Friedrich Merz and Germany’s mainstream political parties as they try to convince voters they can keep the country safe.
Merz called Saturday’s ramming “an attack on freedom” and vowed that those responsible would be brought to justice.
“What an abhorrent act in Berlin,” Merz wrote on social media. He added that Germany loves freedom, “and we will preserve and defend that.”
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