On Tuesday, a substation near the Jänschwalde thermal power plant in southern Brandenburg, Germany, was reportedly targeted by a suspected rocket attack. ^[1] Security and business sources confirmed to the Märkische Allgemeine Zeitung that the substation was hit multiple times and that several devices suspected of containing explosives were found at the scene. ^[2] Explosive devices were found at a power substation in Turnow-Preilack, Brandenburg, Germany, near the Jänschwalde power plant. ^[3] Police in Brandenburg announced the discovery of multiple unkonventionelle Spreng- und Brandvorrichtungen (USBV) at a substation in Turnow-Preilack. ^[4] A serious incident occurred at a substation in southern Brandenburg, Germany, where reports suggest the site was targeted by rockets. ^[5] Security services in the German state of Brandenburg discovered and neutralized several homemade rockets equipped with explosives near the Turno-Preilak substation. ^[6] Intervention services found and disabled the suspected explosive devices at the scene of the incident. ^[7] The operator 50Hertz confirmed that unknown perpetrators caused potential material damage to multiple lines in their transmission network on Tuesday morning. ^[8] Authorities stated that there is no danger to the public regarding the explosive devices. ^[9] The police stated that the incident involves possible property damage and that demilitarization experts are currently on site. ^[10] A police spokesperson in Potsdam stated that the danger to the public no longer exists. ^[11] Entschärfer (explosive disposal experts) were on site to neutralize the discovered devices. ^[12]