I downloaded the catalog for that breaker series, and it looks like that breaker has some pretty fancy capabilities. This is from the Catalog:
RP Reverse active power: With a constant trip time (t = k), this trips when the total active power – in the opposite direction of the current exceeds the set threshold.
D Directional overcurrent: This form of protection is able to recognize the direction of the current during the fault period and thus detect if the fault is upstream or downstream of the circuit-breaker. The protection, with a fixed time trip curve (t=k), intervenes with two different time delays (t7bw and t7fw), according to the current di- rection. In ring distribution networks, it enables the identification and disconnection of the area in which a fault has occurred, while maintaining operation in the rest of the installation.
I copied this from section 3/42 of the SACE TMAX XT catalog, document number 1SDC210100D0206 - 2021.04. Maybe the breaker is set to trip at relatively low values of reverse current. I don't have experience with this kind of equipment.