US EditionFour Teslas Set Ablaze in Berlin; State Security Investigates Possible Extremist Ties
- Arsonists set fire to four Tesla vehicles in Berlin, Germany, amid increasing violence and vandalism against the company and its CEO, Elon Musk.
- German police confirmed the fires occurred in Plünterwald and Steglitz, with no injuries resulting from the incidents, although all four cars were completely destroyed and caused minor damage to nearby vehicles.
- The State Security Division is investigating the fires, as authorities suspect potential political motives behind the actions.
- Protests against Musk have intensified in Germany, following his political activities and endorsement, leading to acts of vandalism and threats to Tesla properties.
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The Sun
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De Telegraaf
rd.nlIn the German capital Berlin, four Tesla cars were set on fire within half an hour in one night. According to the police, it may have been politically motivated.
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