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Berlin 'terror' attack live: Driver of lorry was probably an asylum seeker, say security officials – latest updates Berlin attack live: Naved B named as lorry attacker who killed at least 12 at Christmas market – latest updates
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Police in Germany say they have detained a migrant in relation to the suspected Berlin Christmas market "terror attack" in which 12 people died and 48 were injured. Police in Germany say they have detained a migrant in relation to the suspected Berlin Christmas market "terror attack" in which at least 12 people died and 48 were injured.
Officers are treating the incident, in which a truck ploughed into a crowd at the Breitscheidplatz market outside the Kaiser Wilhelm memorial church, as an act deliberately intended to cause harm.Officers are treating the incident, in which a truck ploughed into a crowd at the Breitscheidplatz market outside the Kaiser Wilhelm memorial church, as an act deliberately intended to cause harm.
The man behind the tragedy has since been identified as Naved B, according to Welt.de, a 23-year-old Pakistani refugee who was allegedly living in the capital's largest migrant camp at a converted airport hangar.The man behind the tragedy has since been identified as Naved B, according to Welt.de, a 23-year-old Pakistani refugee who was allegedly living in the capital's largest migrant camp at a converted airport hangar.
Special forces police have since stormed the same Flughen Tempelhof spot as part of a their operation - according to German magazine Focus. Special forces police have since stormed the same Flughen Tempelhof spot as part of their operation - according to German magazine Focus.
"Our investigators assume that the truck was deliberately steered into the crowd at the Christmas market at Breitscheidplatz," police said on Twitter. "Our investigators assume that the truck was deliberately steered into the crowd at the Christmas market at Breitscheidplatz," police said on Twitter. 
"All police measures related to the suspected terrorist attack... are progressing at full steam and with the necessary diligence.""All police measures related to the suspected terrorist attack... are progressing at full steam and with the necessary diligence."