德国警方正在调查两起电力基础设施破坏事件1。这两起事件在24小时内相继发生，地点分别位于勃兰登堡州和北莱茵-威斯特伐利亚州，相距数百公里1。勃兰登堡州内相扬·雷德曼表示，当局发现了超过十几枚"火箭状物体配备推进装置"，但其中只有一枚击中目标1。北莱茵-威斯特伐利亚州内相赫伯特·罗伊尔将此定性为"反宪法破坏"行为，称其构成对国家秩序的犯罪1。
德国内政部长亚历山大·多布林特指出，这些设备需要"高度技术专长"，但计划的执行方式却显示出"低级"特工的特征1。德国政府将这些事件与8月4日莱比锡机场发现的装有炸药和引爆装置的无人机联系在一起，并指控俄罗斯应对该无人机袭击负责1。欧盟外交和安全政策高级代表卡亚·卡拉斯认为莱比锡事件"具有国家赞助恐怖主义的所有特征"1。作为回应，德国宣布将关闭俄罗斯驻波恩总领事馆、终止柏林俄罗斯文化中心的租约1，欧盟正在筹备针对俄罗斯的新制裁措施，并已对1600个与俄罗斯军工业相关的个人和实体实施制裁1。
German authorities are investigating a series of attacks on electrical installations that occurred within a 24-hour period across two states, separated by hundreds of kilometers.1 The incidents in Brandenburg and North Rhine-Westphalia states have raised concerns about infrastructure security and prompted officials to cite suspected foreign involvement. Brandenburg's Interior Minister Jan Redmann reported discovering more than a dozen "rocket-shaped objects equipped with propulsion systems," with only one striking its intended target.1 North Rhine-Westphalia's Interior Minister Herbert Reul characterized the incidents as "unconstitutional sabotage" and an attack on state order.1
The investigations come amid heightened tensions following an earlier incident on August 4 at Leipzig Airport, where authorities discovered a drone equipped with explosives and detonation devices.1 German officials have attributed that attack to Russia, prompting the government to announce the closure of Russia's consulate in Bonn and the termination of the lease for a Russian cultural center in Berlin.1 Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt noted that while the equipment requires "high technical expertise," the apparent execution of the plan suggests involvement of "lower-level" operatives.1 EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas stated that the Leipzig incident "bears all the hallmarks of state-sponsored terrorism" and indicated the European Union is preparing new sanctions against Russia, already targeting 1,600 individuals and entities linked to Russian military-industrial interests.1
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