Was reading at an NPR the American equivalent to the German ARD/ZDF broadcaster about the German Railway Sabotage based on the article it seems that cables were cut in two places and it Does not specify which locations it occurred. Does anyone here have an ARD/ZDF source that includes Bayern Rundfunk Main Spessart Bahn HMA SFS Hannover Wurburg south of Burgsinn Hessen Fernsehen SFS Hannover Wurzburg Burgsinn-Kassel section MDR RT DCZ Tharandter Rampe WDR German routes in NRW and NDR Hamburg Lubeck on where this sabotage happened? Since the NPR article doesn't mention which railway line it happened
From what is known out of german media it basically seems to be a strategic attack on the GSM-R system, where the main system cables were cut near Herne (NRW) and their backup cables somewhere in Berlin leading to a 3-hour standstill of all trains in Northern Germany. At the time being that's basically about it as further information is rejected due to ongoing investigations.
Nothing's clear yet, except that the usual suspects of those attacks didn't claim responsibility like they did otherwise. At least no one was hurt and everything's got back to normal fairly quick.
Yeah...Russia doesn't do penny-anny stuff like that. If they wanted to cripple the Germans, they'd do something like convincing them to intentionally cripple their domestic energy production so as to become utterly dependent on foreign imports, and then cutting-off said imports. They're more like Michael in The Godfather than some two-bit punk LA street thugs.