Climate activism - Air let out of vehicles in Potsdam again
Once again, suspected environmental activists have let the air out of the tires of dozens of vehicles in Potsdam. On Tuesday, Boxing Day, more than 30 citizens were hit in the Babelsberg district and in Klein Glienicke, as the police announced on Wednesday.
Since the summer, unknown persons, presumably protesting against high fuel consumption, have repeatedly committed such acts in various Potsdam districts. State security is investigating because a political background is likely. This time too, the perpetrators left notes with messages. The police are investigating whether the actions are connected.
As recently as November, the tires of around 70 vehicles in Potsdam-Babelsberg were deflated. There have also been similar acts by suspected environmental activists in other federal states.
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- The act of deflating tires in vehicles as a form of criminality against high fuel consumption by environmental activists has become a recurring issue in Babelsberg and Klein Glienicke, Potsdam, with the police investigating a political background.
- Amidst this ongoing criminality, Brandenburg's environmental activists have once again targeted vehicles, resulting in more than 30 cars having flat tires in the Potsdam districts.
- The police in Potsdam are looking into possible connections between the recent tire-deflating incidents, as they believe the perpetrators, who have left politically-charged notes, may be part of a larger movement against vehicular pollution and climate change.
- Following the same pattern, similar acts of criminality were witnessed in Potsdam-Babelsberg, with around 70 cars having their tires deflated, mirroring the efforts of environmental activists across various federal states.
- Concerned citizens living in and around Potsdam are expressing their anger towards these criminal acts, which not only disrupts their daily lives but also highlights the growing tension between vehicle usage and environmental preservation.
Source: www.stern.de
