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Berlin Police Probe Substation Fire Amid Series of Attacks on Grid

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FRANKFURT, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Police in Berlin said on Monday they are investigating ​a fire at a ‌transformer substation, further raising security concerns over a series of sabotage attacks on Germany's power grid. Separately, ‌Bild ​newspaper reporte...

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A fire damaged a part of a substation in Berlin-Mitte. In addition, a construction site on the site was burned, according to a police report. With the help of the operator, the criminal police are now investigating whether the fire was a criminal offence or a technical defect.

·Vienna, Austria
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In central Berlin, a fire damaged an electrical substation. The incident happened in the early hours of Monday in Berlin's Tiergarten district. Criminals are now investigating whether it was a technical glitch or a criminal offence. Germany has seen several similar attacks on electricity substations in the past week. Power supplies were not disrupted.

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There are no power problems in the Moabit district of Berlin, added the police, who are investigating whether the fire was caused by arson or a technical fault.

·Marousi, Greece
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A fire broke out at an electrical substation in Berlin on Monday, causing damage, German police said.

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An electric station in Berlin was easily damaged in a fire broke out on Monday morning. The German police investigate the case and verify if the fire is connected to a possible act of sabotage on the electricity grid.

A fire broke out and damaged a power station in Berlin on Monday, German police said. Officials are investigating whether this incident is a diversion or a technical malfunction.

·Vilnius, Lithuania
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Berliner Morgenpost broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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