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The acts of sabotage were directed against the German power grid in regions with brown coal mining. Explosives were found in the suspect's apartment.
Cologne. After several sabotage actions against the German power grid, the search for the 48-year-old suspect continues. “The search is ongoing,” said a spokesman for the Cologne police in charge this morning. “We have received tips and we are following them up.” The investigators published a search call on Saturday with two photos of the suspect from Gevelsberg in the southern Ruhr area.
The attempted acts of sabotage are concentrated in North Rhine-Westphalia, Brandenburg and most recently Saxony. Brown coal is still mined and converted into electricity in all three federal states. On Friday, officers found explosives in the suspect's Gevelsberg apartment. Later, a special operations team stormed a truck at the Hambach opencast mine in Niederzier that had apparently been converted into a mobile home. But the person they were looking for was not found.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
The police will catch the suspect in the coming days
Likely · Within days
Further investigations will examine possible links to extremist networks
Possible · Within weeks
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