‘How is it possible?’: Berliners demand answers after sabotage causes blackout

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A recent arson attack in southwest Berlin, claimed by the left-wing anarchist group Vulkangruppe, caused a widespread blackout affecting approximately 45,000 households, nearly 2,000 businesses, and critical infrastructure like hospitals and public transport. The incident, which began on Saturday, resulted in Germany's longest power outage since World War II, leaving many without electricity, heating, and hot water. The Vulkangruppe stated their motive was to disrupt those in power and highlight Germany's reliance on fossil fuels. While power has been restored, residents are demanding answers regarding the vulnerability of the power grid and how to prevent future attacks. Federal state prosecutors have taken over the criminal investigation.
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