Police found multiple homemade rocket devices filled with explosives near the Turnov/Preilak transformer station, located near the Janšvalde coal-fired power plant in southern Brandenburg, Germany. ^[1] On September 1, German police discovered improvised explosive and flammable devices at a substation in Turnau-Prailak, Brandenburg, near the Jenschwalde power plant. ^[2] Police in Germany found improvised explosive devices at the Jaenschwalde power station, located approximately 12 kilometers from the Polish border. ^[3] Police and a power grid operator reported finding improvised explosives at a transformer station in Turnow-Preilack, Brandenburg, Germany, causing damage to several power lines. ^[4] At least two explosions occurred at a high-voltage substation in Turnow-Preilack, Brandenburg, Germany, where police discovered multiple explosive devices. ^[5] Police in Brandenburg, Germany, are investigating a suspected terrorist attack on high-voltage power lines near Turnow-Preilack on September 2, 2026, with charges including the formation of a terrorist organization and disturbing public operations. ^[6] Authorities deactivated the explosive devices found at the scene, which were believed to be improvised. ^[7] The transformer station was reportedly hit multiple times, but the attack failed to cause a significant power outage at the nearby coal power plant. ^[8] A spokesperson for the LEAG power plant operator stated that no injuries occurred at the facility. ^[9] German officials stated that bomb disposal experts were on the scene and that there was no danger to the public. ^[10] The 50Hertz grid operator confirmed the incident, noting a short-term disruption to power lines that has since been restored. ^[11] A police spokesperson denied reports that rocket launchers were found at the scene, stating that the discovered items were improvised explosive devices instead. ^[12]