German Minister: Grid Sabotage Is Climate Extremism
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According to Günter Krings of Interior Minister Dobrindt, the recent attacks on the electricity grid are rightly referred to as "climate extremism." Union faction vize warns parties and civil society against "silent approval" of such attacks.
After sabotage at substations in several federal states, the Vice-Chairman of the Union Group, Krings, calls for consequences.
A 48-year-old has known himself in two letters about the attempted sabotage files against the power grid. In it he calls his name, but he has not yet been caught. Now the police are relying on a public search.
Following a series of sabotage actions against various power stations in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia, the police in Potsdam, Germany, are conducting a massive search for Daniel V., who claims responsibility for the attacks in a letter to the police and media. The climate activist, whose photos the German police released on Saturday, is now being sought throughout Europe.
The German police are still searching for the 48-year-old suspect in acts of sabotage against the power grid. A description of the man, along with two photos, has now been released. The public's help is also being requested.
After the sabotage files at several substations, the police continue to search for the suspect, the alleged signatory of the confessional letters. Meanwhile, Minister Dobrindt proceeds from "climate terrorism". All information on the blog.
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