A Drone Came Down Beside a Bundeswehr Air Base, Weeks After Berlin Blamed Moscow for the Leipzig Airport Attack
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Westfalenpost
Despite Russian dementis, NATO and German investigators see Moscow behind the drone find in Leipzig. The tensions around Ukraine revel.
The North Atlantic Alliance confirmed Germany's conclusions about Russia's involvement in the incident at Leipzig airport. The Russian side previously stated that there was no evidence and pointed to the “Ukrainian trace”.
Nato calls Russia's presentation of the drone find absurd in Leipzig. Russia's foreign ministry had previously spoken of an alleged "Ukrainian connection".
In Germany, it is believed that the Russian Oleg L. is one of the organizers of the attempted attack at the Leipzig airport. He has long been in contact with a colonel from the Russian military intelligence GRU and an expert in sabotage. What is known. An investigation by WDR, NDR and the Süddeutsche Zeitung (ZT) indicates that one of the accused in the attempted drone attack at the Leipzig airport is apparently in contact with a Russian special…
Zeit Online
NATO contradicts Russian information on intelligence findings on the discovery of the explosive drone at Leipzig/Halle Airport. Instead, it strengthens German investigators' backs.
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