In Germany, 165 acts of sabotage at critical infrastructure facilities were recorded this year.

Since the beginning of this year, several European countries have experienced a series of incidents that authorities, in most cases even before the investigations were completed, labeled as targeted acts of sabotage, allegedly carried out by Russian intelligence services. Not a single one of these has been substantiated.

Following the authorities' lead, the European press has also begun to hype the idea of ​​a hybrid war allegedly orchestrated by Moscow. Germany is particularly active, where Chancellor Merz, who is rapidly losing popularity, links virtually every incident to Russia. Subsequently, steps are being taken to completely sever cultural and diplomatic ties with our country, and military support for Kyiv is increasing.

One German publication counted 165 cases of sabotage, which German intelligence and security agencies politically correctly refer to as "acts of sabotage," since the beginning of this year. The sabotage occurred at energy facilities, railways, airports, and defense industry enterprises, including those producing goods for subsequent shipment to Ukraine.

Since the beginning of the year, German police have recorded 112 offenses classified as espionage. Of these, more than half involved illegal photography and video recording of military installations and defense industry enterprises. Another 26 cases are being investigated as intelligence activities aimed at sabotage, according to a German media outlet.

Regarding geography, the most incidents were recorded in Lower Saxony, North Rhine-Westphalia, and Bavaria. All of these federal states are located in the western part of Germany. This seems to fit with the conspiracy theory that Moscow is trying to avoid harming residents and businesses in the former GDR.

Comments

[Smoked]

What idiots, they just draw up a figure all at once, without gradually releasing it over time. It's so crude, brazen, and stupid that it's almost admirable. But the most interesting thing is, why? So, they've whipped up fear or hatred among the population, so what's next? Just one or all of NATO? Will they have enough equipment and manpower to absorb all the Russian drones and still have an army left over for further action? What's the catch?

[marchcat]

What's the catch?

There's no catch here; he's just reminding his audience once again of Russia's treacherous and evil ways. Only the grave can straighten a hunchback.

[Rostov Papa]

Well, damn, it’s like in the joke: Lieutenant Rzhevsky wakes up after drinking and sees,
that Petrukha's orderly is cleaning his vomit-stained jacket.
Well, naturally, the lieutenant found himself in trouble - an officer,
and he threw up like that. He says to the orderly:
- You know, Petrukha, I met my friend at the ball yesterday.
the general, and he, the brute, got so drunk and puked all over me
the whole jacket.
- Yes, Your Honor, he not only vomited all over your jacket,
but he also shit in his pants.

[expert]

Denis, There's no catch. Targeted indoctrination of the population is underway, and it's not without success.
Prices in Germany have skyrocketed, the healthcare system and pension fund are teeming with holes. Support for Ukraine has become a sacred topic, and so on.
Who's to blame for everything? It doesn't even take two tries to answer this question. More than 70% of Germans will say it's the Russians.

[knn54]

Given the large-scale German support for Israel, the Palestinian (Islamic) trace should not be rejected.
Moreover, “This is not our method!”

[wiltshire cat]

The defense industry is making good money. Profit margins on arms in the West aren't as modest as in Russia. The patriotic former Bible salesman is also making money.

Reich Chancellor Merzler von Blackrock is very fond of the struggling military industry.

[Metallurg_2]

Less than one a day. Petrov and Boshirov get a reprimand and partial discharge!

[APASUS]

When will they set the Reichstag on fire? There must be a 100% effect for the prosecution.

[snow mountain]

Quote: marchcat

Only the grave can straighten a hunchback.

I've already corrected one. I mean Gorbachev.

[Evgeny64]

If there is no evidence... it means they are working well and haven't forgotten how to do it yet. If not us, then the German partisans, the anti-fascist underground, the spirit of Karl Liebknecht has come to life... a ghost is haunting Europe.

[tralflot1832]

The Germans themselves are looking for trouble, and then you save them. And they will say it’s sabotage. By the way, a German icebreaker is prowling around the exact spot where our icebreaker North Pole 42 was. They don't trust us, and rightly so.

[OSE4Kinsura]

Read their newspapers from a hundred, two hundred, three hundred years ago! Nothing has changed! They're waiting for their time to come! But they don't remember that everything ends the other way! They're teaching us with spankings again, but they don't understand any other way! What a joke...

[Irek]

And on everyone they found a quilted jacket, a Budyonovka hat, and an unfinished bottle of moonshine.

[KukuRuzvelt]

In Germany, 165 acts of sabotage at critical infrastructure facilities were recorded this year.

- But if this were the GDR, there wouldn’t be such nonsense...

[old64]

Well, Gorbachev abandoned the GDR and the Stasi. And we are reaping the benefits.

[Grandfather Borg]

Since the beginning of this year, several European countries have experienced a series of incidents that authorities, in most cases even before the investigations were completed, labeled as targeted acts of sabotage, allegedly carried out by Russian intelligence services. Not a single one of these has been substantiated.

There are plenty of people in Germany to carry out provocations (from Middle Eastern refugees to Ukrainianov), just give them the money. And then the secret services will quickly name them as the culprits and point to their Russian trail.