Fears Putin Targeted Germany AGAIN After Two More Suspected Attacks
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According to the sabotage files on power lines in South Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia, a letter of acceptance has appeared. Investigators are now checking the authenticity of the document and suspect a coordinated attack on the energy supply.
The authenticity of the letter is still being examined.
With the attack on the Jänschwalde power plant, the perpetrators achieved a partial success. A third of the performance went off the grid. But how was such an attack even possible? And what could have happened? WORLD provides answers.
The police continue to investigate after the attack on the electricity grid at Jänschwalde. On-site deployment leads to traffic restrictions.
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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