TRIPwire, 1 February 2023
On 1 February 2023, at approximately 0315 hours local time, local police responded to a residence in the Juan Montalvo sector after two suspects functioned explosives, described as blocks of dynamite, in front of the home. No further device details have been released, and no injuries were reported. The facade of the home sustained damage in addition to a vehicle parked nearby. Two suspects were arrested in connection to the attack, and the investigation is ongoing.

TRIPwire, 31 January 2023
On 31 January 2023, at approximately 0200 hours local time, at least two suspects used explosives to attack an ATM at a supermarket in Koblenz before fleeing the scene with an undisclosed amount of money. The ATM and supermarket sustained extensive damage. No further details about the explosives have been released, and no injuries were reported. According to authorities at approximately 0500 hours, two suspects, a 19-year-old and a 21-year-old, were arrested following a pursuit with the help of a police helicopter.

TRIPwire, 30 January 2023
On 29 January 2023, at approximately 0319 hours local time, Bloomfield Police Department officers responded to Temple Ner Tamid in Bloomfield after a male suspect threw an improvised incendiary device (IID), described as a Molotov cocktail, at the synagogue’s front door. No further device details were provided, but surveillance footage shows a suspect wearing a ski mask light a glass bottle and throw it at the synagogue. No injuries or damages were reported. The investigation is ongoing.

TRIPwire, 30 January 2023
On 30 January 2023, at approximately 0205 hours local time, Solothurn police responded after two unidentified suspects used explosives to target an ATM installed in a retail building in Neuendorf. The ATM was destroyed, but no injuries were reported. No further details on the explosives have been released. It is unclear if any cash was stolen. The investigation is ongoing.

TRIPwire, 30 January 2023
On 27 January 2023, the Spanish Ministry of the Interior reported that police discovered bomb-making material (BMM), described as welding tools, metal elements, and screws in the Miranda de Ebro residence of a 74-year-old male suspect who was arrested on 25 January in connection to sending six IEDs concealed in letters to various government officials, embassies, and a weapons company throughout Spain. The suspect was charged with the manufacture and use of explosive devices for terrorist purposes for the letters sent in November and December 2022.