After an Islamist terror attack at Berlin’s annual Pride event, unverified information starts circulating quickly on social media. While authorities work to confirm facts about the incident and conduct a suspect manhunt, multiple outlets report that rumors and misleading content are widely shared online. Deutsche Welle’s fact check examines several of the most commonly circulated claims and finds that some are false and others are misleading, including videos and narratives that are not supported by verified information. Euronews similarly reports that, within hours of the attack, social media users spread claims that could not be substantiated as investigations were ongoing. Both sources describe an environment in which attention and uncertainty after the attack contribute to the rapid spread of misinformation, even as investigators attempt to establish the timeline, assess what happened, and identify the suspect. The reports emphasize that public claims are being corrected through verification efforts, but misinformation continues to circulate as the manhunt remains underway.