How a Failed Attack in Leipzig Revealed a Wider Russian Campaign
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A Russian motorcyclist linked to the very top of the Russian network in charge of sabotage across Europe is behind the attempted bombing of Leipzig-Halle airport in Germany.
The Russian-Lithuanian biker Oleg L. is said to have worked as a spy in parallel for the Russian military intelligence service GRU – and to have organized the drone attack on Leipzig Airport.
August 4th. At the German airport of Leipzig, a drone crashed into the wing of a Ukrainian plane and fell on the runway. A can filled with explosives was attached to it. The device remained intact.
Services make up Russian strippers behind attack plan at Leipzig Airport.
An unfortunate drone attack in Leipzig could involve a Russian man, Oleg Levushkin, who is linked by intelligence to a GRU unit in which members of the Scripal poisoning case served.
New details on a failed bomb attack in Leipzig become known – against the background of growing Russian threats in Europe.
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