德国柏林一周前发生骄傲游行汽车撞击事件，造成1人死亡、31人受伤[1]。德国当局认定这是一起伊斯兰极端主义恐怖袭击[1]，嫌疑人在警方逮捕过程中被击毙[1]。事件发生后，德国多个城市计划举办骄傲游行活动作为纪念，包括汉堡、波恩、阿豪斯、莫尔斯及瑙姆堡等地[1]。
汉堡的骄傲游行预计吸引约25万人参与[1]，为此警方部署的警力数量为去年的两倍[1]。柏林的组织者也将派出花车参加游行，参与者穿着深色服装向受害者致敬[1]。同时，奥地利费恩山口因抗议活动临时关闭约两小时，该山口海拔1,212米[1]，导致该地区交通中断[1]。
A week after a car struck a Pride gathering in Berlin, killing one person and injuring 31 others, German authorities have classified the incident as an Islamist extremist terrorist attack [1]. The suspect was shot dead by police during apprehension [1]. In response to the violence, multiple German cities are now organizing Pride marches with significantly enhanced security measures.
Hamburg is preparing for the largest gathering, with organizers expecting approximately 250,000 participants [1]. Police in Hamburg will deploy twice the number of officers deployed the previous year to ensure safety [1]. Meanwhile, Berlin's organizers plan to send a float to the event, with participants wearing dark clothing as a tribute to the victims [1]. Pride marches are also being held simultaneously in Bonn, Ahaus, Mors, and Naumburg [1].
In related developments, Austria's Fern Pass temporarily closed for approximately two hours due to protest activities, causing traffic disruptions [1]. The mountain pass, which sits at an elevation of 1,212 meters, serves as a key transit route [1].