Tesla Dealers Under Fire: Unraveling a Wave of Domestic Terrorism

A series of attacks targeting Tesla dealerships, attributed to domestic terrorism, have sparked investigations. Incidents involving incendiary devices and other violent acts across the United States prompted action from law enforcement, including the FBI. The incidents highlight tensions surrounding Elon Musk's company and its political entanglements.

In a mounting series of targeted attacks, several incendiary devices were discovered at a Tesla dealership in Austin, Texas, on Monday, escalating concerns over the safety of Elon Musk's widely recognized electric-car company.

The FBI, alongside local law enforcement, is treating these incidents as domestic terrorism. Authorities, including the city's bomb squad, swiftly secured the hazardous materials and are actively pursuing those responsible.

Amid protests reflecting opposition to Musk's collaborations with political entities like the Donald Trump administration, violence has unfolded nationwide, ranging from arson to assault. Federal agencies have now intensified efforts to clamp down on threats against Tesla properties.

(With inputs from agencies.)