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German police investigate fence breach at Leipzig airport

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German police said on Sunday ​that they were investigating ‌a breach at the Leipzig/Halle airport where ​a vehicle appeared ​to have driven through a ⁠fence.

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Next police operation at Leipzig/Halle Airport – very close to Putin's mega freighters.

·Essen, Germany
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A damaged fence caused police intervention at Leipzig/Halle airport. In the immediate vicinity are Antonov cargo planes. It is the second serious incident that occurs at this airport, after the discovery, in August, of three explosives drones, writes focus.de.

·Bucharest, Romania
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The northern runway at Leipzig/Halle Airport was closed after a vehicle allegedly breached the security fence on Sunday night. Police searched the area but found no unauthorized persons or suspicious objects. In August, explosives were discovered near Ukrainian cargo planes at the same airport.

·Budapest, Hungary
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According to the report about a hole in the fence of the airport Leipzig, security alarm has been triggered again. The north runway is closed. Emergency forces of the state and federal police are in action.

·Vienna, Austria
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A police operation has begun at Leipzig/Halle Airport in Germany after damage was discovered to the airport fence overnight. The northern runway is closed and flights from the northern side have been temporarily suspended. The southern runway is still operational. The damage was discovered shortly before 11 p.m. on October 17, Leipzig police said. Federal police and Saxony state police were dispatched to the scene and are searching the airport g…

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A drone with explosives was previously found at Leipzig Airport. Now the security fence has been breached.

·Copenhagen, Denmark
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stern.de broke the news in Hamburg, Germany on Sunday, October 18, 2026.
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