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Berlin mayor calls left-wing arson attack behind massive power outage terrorism that endangers lives

An arson attack claimed by a left-wing extremist group has left tens of thousands of residents in Germany's capital without electricity in the dead of winter for several days.

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Berlin power outage affecting 45,000 homes blamed on ‘politically motivated’ attack

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Berlin mayor warns on infrastructure after power station attack

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Activist group says it was behind Berlin fire that cut power to thousands

A far-left activist group in Germany has claimed responsibility for a suspected arson attack that left tens of thousands of homes, as well as hospitals and businesses, without power in around-freezing...

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Program: Tens of thousands of homes remain without power after attack on Berlin's power grid

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Left-wing militant group claims it set fire to Berlin power plant

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Left-wing group claims responsibility for sabotage causing Berlin blackout

With temperatures below freezing in the German capital, schools and kindergartens in the southern districts affected by the power outage remained closed on Monday morning.

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Berlin mayor denounces attack on city's power grid as 'terrorism'

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45,000 homes in Berlin without power after politically motivated attack by 'left-wing extremists'

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Anger simmers as arson attack sparks Berlin mid-winter blackout

Anger is simmering in parts of Berlin where an arson attack claimed by a far-left group has caused a blackout that has plunged tens of thousands into icy darkness in mid-winter. It follows a similar attack claimed by an anarchist group in September,

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