Germany finds itself navigating an unfamiliar threshold between peace and conflict, as 160 suspected acts of sabotage against power grids, railways, and defense facilities have unfolded across the country in a single year. The attacks — diffuse, deniable, and often unsolved — embody a form of modern confrontation that requires no declaration of war and leaves no clear enemy to face. Berlin has pointed toward Moscow in at least one case, severing diplomatic ties and closing cultural institutions, yet attribution remains elusive across most incidents. What Germany is learning, painfully and in r
Germany grapples with wave of infrastructure attacks amid Russia tensions
Hundreds of thousands affected by power outage from cable bridge attack in Berlin during freezing temperatures; no casualties reported in recent incidents.