SloveniaAn explosion occurred at the main train station in Augsburg, southern Germany, injuring at least two people lightly. The blast, which happened around 5 AM, shattered nearby windows and led to the discovery of another suspicious object nearby. Police reported that a 17-year-old girl and an 18-year-old boy were treated for acoustic trauma. The station has been closed to the public, and rail traffic has been suspended. Authorities are still investigating the incident, with experts examining the area and using robots to handle the second suspicious item. Meanwhile, police in Bergheim are investigating a separate sabotage attempt against an electrical grid at a local power plant. A short circuit caused by an intentional act disrupted several power lines but did not lead to a widespread blackout. Similar incidents were reported in Brandenburg, where incendiary devices damaged power lines, causing brief outages. German Interior Minister Jan Redmann stated that the number of discovered devices continues to rise and did not rule out foreign involvement or far-left extremists linked to previous attacks on energy infrastructure.
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