Overview
- On June 15, a group of 10 to 15 masked attackers armed with impact tools stormed a "Bad Freienwalde ist Bunt" rally, lightly injuring at least two attendees.
- Investigators have handed the case to the State Security unit amid suspicions of a right-wing extremist assault.
- Organizers pressed on with the diversity event under enhanced police protection to complete the planned program.
- The Amadeu Antonio Stiftung described the attack as evidence of an unrestrained right-wing scene and warned of further threats to queer gatherings.
- Interior Minister René Wilke condemned the violence, visited the site and called for stronger safeguards for future LGBTQ+ events.