Hamburg steps up security for Pride events after Berlin attack

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2026-07-27

Hamburg (dpa) - Police in Hamburg are planning enhanced security measures for Pride events in the northern German city this weekend after the fatal attack in Berlin. A police spokesman said on Monday that the forces were increasing the number of officers who are to be deployed for the main Pride demonstration in Hamburg on Saturday, without giving specific figures. "Whether before, during or after the demonstration, we will have a strong presence......

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