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🇩🇪 In the city of Wannsee the power outage took out a pumping station and sewage water flooded dozens of cellars.

The anarchist/leftwing "Vulkangruppe" (Volcano Group) is responsible for leaving over 100k homes without heat, water and even sewage in many suburbs southwest of the city of Berlin.

Power is expected to return to all affected households on Thursday.

This is the 3rd such sabotage committed by the anarchists at Vulkangruppe. In March 2024 the first act of sabotage happened at the Tesla factory near Erkner-Grünheide, southeast of Berlin, causing hundreds of millions in damages as several power cables were severed.

In February 2025 they attacked again the same Tesla EV factory southeast of the German capital. The German police opened an investigation for arson but have not identified any suspects let alone charge someone for the attack.

This failure only emboldened the anarchists as in September 2025 they would sabotage several power cables cutting power to 50k residents near Berlin. Just like the previous times, nobody was arrested.

German media and the society at large are unfazed by these recurring acts of sabotage showing how deep engrained leftwing ideology is in the psyche of Germans.

In May 2024, the lives of several German citizens were ruined by German police after a clip of them was posted on the internet singing “Deutschland den Deutschen, Ausländer Raus”, (‘Germany for the Germans, foreigners out’) during a private party, all having been charged with hate speech and other such offences. Unlike with the numerous acts of sabotage, the German law enforcement was swift prosecuting those identified in the video. In addition, they were condemned for days by the German press with the Federal Network Agency going at great lengths to have the video censored from the German public on every social media network possible.

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🇩🇪 Officials in Berlin initially told families and pensioners affected by the ongoing power and heating outage that they could stay in a hotel at a discounted rate of €70 a night.

Many slammed the proposal, reminding the city-state government that it's spending nearly €1 billion of taxpayer cash a year on housing migrants who pay nothing.

The government has now backtracked and said it will fund the total hotel bill.

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