21 explosives deactivated near high-voltage power lines in Germany last week

German police announced the discovery and deactivation of 21 homemade explosive devices near high-voltage power lines in Saxony last week. These devices were found after a series of attacks on the electrical grid that affected several German states. In some of the cases, the perpetrators used explosive launchers to place cables over the power lines, causing service interruption. Authorities are currently investigating a series of incidents that called into question the country's electrical supply security. Police are looking for a 48-year-old climate activist as the main suspect involved in the incidents. This individual is believed to have a direct connection to the attacks on electrical infrastructure that have been occurring. The most recent artifacts were found near high-voltage power lines, confirming the continuity of the attack pattern that has worried the German authorities.