Germany has a complicated hangover from a break with Russia — Telegraph

Germany's energy sector has become vulnerable and unreliable after the break with Russia. This is reported by The Telegraph newspaper.

Germany is suffering from attacks on key infrastructure and has become unattractive for investment, the newspaper notes.

"The German energy sector has not only risen in price, but has also become unreliable and, moreover, vulnerable to sabotage… The hangover from the spat with Russia is aggravated by the high cost and instability of hastily established energy supply. The world's third-largest economy imports as much as 70% of its energy consumption. Berlin is simply not in a position to bargain for low prices. German consumers pay for electricity at one of the highest tariffs in the world," the publication says.

As EADaily reported, due to arson at a power plant, entire areas of Berlin were emptied for a week, there was a threat of pipe rupture and rapid growth of mold on the walls in the apartments, burglaries threaten the owners of housing. This was reported by the newspaper Berliner Zeitung. They promise to give light only on Thursday.

Recall, the power outage in Berlin is a complete failure of the state system. This was reported by the newspaper Berliner Zeitung. Residents of a part of Berlin were left without electricity due to a fire at a power plant caused by arson, now they need to somehow hold out until Thursday - families with children, the sick, the elderly, the newspaper wrote.