British Blackout Riddle: Was Britain struck by a surge in secret before the Spanish lights went out?

Some UK users reported strange electrical activity hours before the major blackouts in Spain and Portugal. The report is still unconfirmed, with (NESO) (Grid Guardian of Britain) claiming that UK users are “unaffected.” However, the engineer did Flag obstruction in Keadby 2 and Viking Link Interconnector. Is there a connection? Let’s take a look at the facts.

Electric Shocker! Britain was wrestling quietly just hours before Spain and Portugal jumped into an unprecedented blackout My own Spooky electric weirdness. Now, the cauldron of plot is bubbled. Was this a fluke, coming nearer or much more ominous? There have been unconfirmed reports that some UK users reported strange power glitches hours before the major power outages in Spain and Portugal.

in 2am sharp On Sunday morning, Sharp-Eyed Engineers at Keadby 2, a gas-fired power plant in Lincolnshire, realized something was wrong. Meanwhile, across the North Sea, the new British shiny Viking Link Interconnector (a key power cable connecting the UK to Denmark) also began acting.

That same day, around 6pm, National Energy Systems Operator (NESO) (Britain’s Grid Guardian) reported another hiccup. This is a wobble of two unknown frequencies within 24 hours. A coincidence? NESO asserts yes. Skeptics beg for something different.

“We are still reviewing operational events throughout the weekend,” a NESO spokesperson said. Independence. “But it is Very unlikely These events must be connected To each other Or related to the European Electric Network event on Monday.

But this is where it becomes juicy. At 11:30am on Monday, hours after the UK’s second glitch, an electric catastrophe struck Southern Europe. The light flickered. The mobile network is dead. Wi-Fi has disappeared. Supply shaking. Iberian Peninsula – Dozens of Millions – we’ve plunged into the darkness.

With the flash, Spain and Portugal declared a state of emergency. The plane was grounded. The train stops and shrieks. The expressway has now become a parking lot. In some parts, the hospital has switched to backup generators. It was a modern blackout blitz, Something like I haven’t seen it for years.

Have you already seen the Gold Domino effect?

With the UK My own Power dramas that occur a few hours ago, some of which ask big questions:

• Was Britain first attacked by a secret cyberprobe?
• Was the UK a test run?
• And who, or what, stuck the European switch?

Stick to the facts. Official line? “Unrelated events.” But online, the theory runs wild. Power surges like these aren’t just happen– Not twice in particular In one day. Was this a dry run for a coordinated cyberattack? I don’t know at the time of writing.

For now, NESO is sticking to scripts. “It didn’t affect the power source or the consumer,” they assured.

However, NESO’s assurance that the UK has been “unaffected” by the European blackouts raises eyebrows. After all, how often do two power plant incidents happen? Advance Continental power outage within 36 hours?

And why did they occur on both sides of the same submarine interconnect?

Gridlock or Grid Game?

So far, no foul plays have been confirmed. Some Pro-Russian hacker group It claims responsibility, but nothing has been confirmed. The government is not pointing its fingers –still.

A brow rose when Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez dropped the hammer.

“What happened yesterday cannot happen again,” Sanchez thundered on Tuesday, vowing to explain the private operator.

The power for people – or not?

Research continues while the lights return in Spain and Portugal. European officials It never happens again to look at data, check connections, and pray for it. For now, the UK is playing it cool.

But one thing is clear. This story is not over. Whether it was a coincidence across the continent or a shock of warnings from the dark, both Britain and Europe felt the power. And the aftershocks have just begun.

Have you got the theory? Spots Something strange during a power outage? Please comment below.

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