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Incident Near Power Station: Rockets and Fireball: Sabotage on Electricity Grid in Brandenburg

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Sabotage at a substation in Brandenburg: a short circuit is triggered with rockets, but the power supply remains stable. What is known so far about the perpetrators and the procedure.

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Sabotage at a substation in Brandenburg: a short circuit is triggered with rockets, but the power supply remains stable. What is known so far about the perpetrators and the procedure.

·Düsseldorf, Germany
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After sabotage at the power grid in South Brandenburg, the police continue to search for traces on site in order to be able to investigate the perpetrators. "This is a large area, which must be searched for safely here," said Brandenburg's interior minister Jan Redmann (CDU) yesterday after the incident near the Turnow-Preilack substation at the border with Saxony. This morning it should continue. A double-digit number of «precautions» had been …

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They wanted to trigger a power failure in Brandenburg with self-built missiles. There are remains of the attack near a substation. Investigators are on search for the perpetrators.

·Osnabrück, Germany
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Unknowns have tried to sabotage the Brandenburg grid with the help of self-built missiles. Although there was a short circuit and a fireball, the attack failed. This was due to technical safeguards. But also chance played a role.

·Leipzig, Germany
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A bomb exploded at a substation near the Jenschwalde power station, and additional explosives and incendiary devices were found at the scene. One of the generating units was temporarily shut down, but the power supply was not affected. In the background: There is growing concern in Germany about Russian sabotage, but so far there is no evidence of a connection to Moscow

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