German police are hunting a named 21-year-old suspect after a vehicle attack near Berlin’s Pride celebrations. Multiple outlets report that a van or car drove into a crowd attending the event, leading to at least one death and multiple injuries. Police identify the suspect as Abdul B., and describe him as 21 years old. Several reports say investigators believe he has links to the Islamist scene or to Islamist groups, though specific details of any connection are not fully described in the coverage provided.

The attacks prompt an active manhunt, with police searching for the suspect following the incident. One source notes that some victims initially had life-threatening injuries, while others provide injury counts suggesting a total of around 16 people injured. The reports converge on the core facts: the location is near Berlin Pride, the method involves a vehicle ramming into a crowd, at least one person is killed, and police publicly name Abdul B. while continuing the search.

Outlets also characterize the event’s atmosphere as being disrupted by the attack, after which emergency response and police operations begin.