The day was dominated by the aftermath of the previous evening's vehicle attack on Berlin's CSD parade. Overnight, editors shifted from reporting the incident to a manhunt for 21-year-old Abdul B., identified as an Islamist with IS sympathies. By morning, a European-wide search was underway, with police releasing his photo and raiding locations. Political reactions intensified, with Interior Minister Dobrindt labeling it an Islamist terror attack and Chancellor Merz urging defiance. In the afternoon, Transport Minister Schnieder's resignation briefly interrupted the coverage, but the CSD story quickly reclaimed primacy. At 5 p.m., outlets reported that Abdul B. had been shot dead by police in a garden shed in Spandau, ending the manhunt. The fatal SEK operation became the day's defining editorial moment, with headlines across the spectrum focusing on the execution of the fugitive.