Berlin Plunged Into Darkness After Left-Wing Attack: What We Know
Summary
Parts of Berlin lost power for several days after an attack on a power plant. A group claiming to be left-wing extremists said they caused the blackout to protest against fossil fuels and wealth inequality. Authorities began restoring power after fitting a temporary power line.Key Facts
- The blackout affected tens of thousands of people in Berlin and lasted several days.
- The attack occurred on a cable bridge in Steglitz-Zehlendorf, Berlin.
- The group taking responsibility described their actions as a protest against wealth inequality and fossil fuels.
- Around 45,000 customers were initially affected, with 27,200 households and 1,500 businesses still without power by Monday.
- Power restoration began on Wednesday after setting up a temporary line.
- This incident caused the longest blackout in Berlin since World War II.
- German authorities report that similar groups have caused extensive damage over 15 years.
- The attack on Berlin's electricity grid risked public safety due to subzero temperatures.
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