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A court in Budapest has sentenced German citizen Maja T. to prison for violent attacks on right-wing extremists in Hungary, which has sparked significant tensions between Germany and Hungary.

Maja T., a German individual from the leftist scene, has been sentenced to eight years in prison in Budapest for violent acts against alleged right-wing extremists, raising concerns among supporters about the fairness of the trial.

In Leipzig-Connewitz, there is a threat of escalation between leftist factions, as extremism researcher Hendrik Hansen analyzes the extremist groups converging there, referring to them as 'anti-German left extremists.'

Heidi Reichinnek, the leader of the leftist faction, questions whether left-wing extremists are truly responsible for the recent attack on Berlin's power grid at the beginning of the year.

Following a major power outage in Berlin, Mayor Kai Wegner described it as a professionally planned leftist extremist terrorist attack and called for better protection of critical infrastructure.

Southwest Berlin has been left without electricity and heating, affecting at least 45,000 households and around 2,200 businesses due to a fire on power cables.

Following an attack, 35,000 households in Berlin are still without power, and leftist extremists are believed to be responsible, raising concerns for residents displaced from their homes.

A major power outage in southwestern Berlin has left tens of thousands of homes without electricity after a cable bridge fire, which the mayor attributes to leftist extremists.