"In a 2,500-word pamphlet seen by the Guardian which a police spokesperson called credible, the group said it had aimed to cut the juice to the ruling class. It condemned a greed for energy produced by high-emission fossil fuels, calling the attack action in the public interest and an act of self-defence and international solidarity with all those who protect the earth and life."
"The fire that broke out on a bridge across the Teltow canal in the south-west of the capital early on Saturday could deprive up to 35,000 homes and 1,900 businesses of electricity and in many cases heat until 8 January, the grid company Stromnetz Berlin said. As state security authorities opened an investigation into the cause of the blaze near the Lichterfelde heat and power station that damaged several high-voltage cables,"
An early Saturday fire on a bridge across the Teltow canal in south-west Berlin cut power and possibly heat to tens of thousands. Stromnetz Berlin said up to 35,000 homes and 1,900 businesses could be without electricity and in many cases heat until 8 January. State security authorities opened an investigation after several high-voltage cables were damaged near the Lichterfelde heat and power station. The Vulkangruppe claimed responsibility, saying it deliberately targeted wealthy districts and framed the act as resistance to fossil-fuel-driven energy consumption and as solidarity with earth protectors. The group criticized AI datacentres for exacerbating energy demand and surveillance, and offered a limited apology to poorer residents affected.
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