Anti-Tesla mob surprisingly attacks Elon Musk’s electric car factory in Germany

An anti-mobtesla launched a surprise attack on the electric car giant’s facilities in Grünheide, outside Berlin, Germany. The group, calling itself “Blue Block“, broke the police barriers in an attempt to access the plant of Elon Musk.

The situation quickly became tense, with clashes between activists and the police. Three officers and a woman were injured in the conflict, while a considerable number of people were detained amid the chaos.

Hundreds of protesters converged towards the gigafactory tesla, seeking to express their rejection of the expansion of the plant. Access roads were blocked, forcing the closure of the highway and the interruption of rail service.

Part of the activists moved to the old Neuhardenberg airfield, where they claimed to occupy the place in protest against the storage of vehicles tesla not sold. The presence of hooded people and the use of fireworks were reported by the police.

The “Close the Tap on Tesla” alliance called for several days of protests, backed by the discontent of local residents. Protesters raise environmental and infrastructure concerns over the growing presence of the factory. tesla in the region. Protests are expected to continue in the coming days.

So far there is no positioning by Elon Musk related to the events that occurred in the Tesla plant in Germany.

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