In Berlin, a million euros promised for information about those responsible for the blackout
German authorities have announced a reward of one million euros for information that helps to track down the left-wing extremist group Vulkan, suspected of arson of power grids in Berlin, DW reports .
Restoration work at the site of the cable bridge arson near the CHP plant in Berlin. Photo: Britta Pedersen/dpa/picture alliance
As Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt stated on Tuesday, such a high amount should motivate the public to cooperate. According to him, the size of the reward emphasizes the seriousness of the situation.
Dobrindt announced the authorities' intention to provide a tough response to the threat from left-wing extremist forces. He noted that law enforcement agencies would be strengthened with additional personnel to effectively combat left-wing extremism without compromising the fulfillment of tasks in other areas.
The Minister announced the authorities' intention to provide a tough response to the threat from left-wing extremist forces. He noted that law enforcement agencies would be strengthened with additional personnel to effectively combat left-wing extremism without compromising the fulfillment of tasks in other areas.
He also reported on plans to expand the powers of investigative bodies, including in the field of digital data analysis, automatic facial recognition, and IP address retention.
In connection with the attack on the energy system, Dobrindt announced a large-scale information campaign in Berlin and Brandenburg, dedicated to the reward announced by the Federal Criminal Police Office (BKA). The BKA will strengthen its staff to receive citizen reports around the clock.
The minister noted that more than 100,000 people were affected by the consequences of the attack. As a result of the cable bridge arson in Berlin, approximately 45,000 apartments and 2,200 commercial properties were temporarily left without electricity.
The left-wing extremist group Vulkan claimed responsibility for the attack. Federal and state criminal police offices, as well as the Federal Office for the Protection of the Constitution, confirmed the group's statement of involvement as truthful.
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