A truck ran into a Christmas market in a major public square in Berlin, killing nine people and injuring at least 50 others, police said on Monday, December 19.
Peter Bergen: Terrorists have turned to a frightening weapon that often is within easy reach and is particularly hard to guard against: Using cars and trucks as killing machines
The apparent violent truck assault on Berlin's crowded Breitscheidplatz Christmas market had all the hallmarks of Islamic State terrorism -- the same type of semitruck, the same high speed of 40 miles an hour, the same mass of holiday revelers -- as the horrific attack on the Promenade des Anglais in Nice last summer. In both cases, there were multiple deaths and scores of maimed and injured left in their wake.
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German officials say dozens are injured and at least nine people are dead after a truck drove through a Christmas market in Berlin. CNN's Fred Pleitgen reports.
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