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How Secure Is Germany's Infrastructure Against Sabotage?

Summary by Telegrafi
Tuesday morning this week: Unknown perpetrators tried to cut off the electricity supply near the important coal-fired power plant in Jänschwalde, Brandenburg, and in some cases succeeded. That same evening, there was an outage at a substation near Cologne, also suspected of being caused by sabotage. Then, on Wednesday, an explosion occurred near the train station in Augsburg, caused by a hand grenade, according to investigators. During the night…

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Tuesday morning this week: Unknown perpetrators tried to cut off the electricity supply near the important coal-fired power plant in Jänschwalde, Brandenburg, and in some cases succeeded. That same evening, there was an outage at a substation near Cologne, also suspected of being caused by sabotage. Then, on Wednesday, an explosion occurred near the train station in Augsburg, caused by a hand grenade, according to investigators. During the night…

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Telegrafi broke the news on Sunday, September 6, 2026.
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