Domestic
BND remains silent despite concerns about Abdul B. before the attack
Berlin's security authorities were worried about the radicalization of the alleged attacker but received no useful information from the BND.
Before the attack, security authorities in Berlin were concerned about the radicalization of the alleged future attacker Abdul B. They sought support and information from the Federal Intelligence Service (BND) to assess potential dangers.
Despite the high level of concern, the security authorities did not receive any useful information from the BND, leading to their hopes for external support being in vain.