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NRW and Brandenburg: After Attacks on Electricity Grid - Search for Perpetrators and Motive

Within a short time there are two attacks on the power supply - which are remarkably similar. But who is behind it? The investigation continues in all directions.

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The police continue to investigate after the attack on the electricity grid at Jänschwalde. On-site deployment leads to traffic restrictions.

·Berlin, Germany
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Two attacks have targeted German electrical installations in less than 24 hours, including one about 100 kilometres from Berlin. Incidents that illustrate the increasing vulnerability of European electricity networks, as several countries increase their protection against the risks of sabotage.

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Within a short time there are two attacks on the power supply – which are strikingly similar. But who is behind it? The investigation continues in all directions.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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Within a short time there are two attacks on the power supply - which are remarkably similar. But who is behind it? The investigation continues in all directions.

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After the attacks on two substations, an industry association calls for a relapse level in the electricity grid for emergencies. CDU domestic politician Herbert Reul wants to debate the protection of critical infrastructure – and has concrete ideas for this.

·Hamburg, Germany
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First Brandenburg, then NRW: Within a short time there are two attacks on the power supply. If such sabotage actions cannot be prevented, one can at least ensure that the consequences are less serious, says an energy association.

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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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