Kremlin warned Germany after Leipzig airport sabotage that it won’t be the last attack, WSJ reports
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The Bundeswehr is threatened by possible Russian sabotage.
After the drone attack on Leipzig-Halle, Chancellor Merz's advisor considered the activation of Article 5. The NATO advisory clause was only barely used.
According to several European allies, the missed attack this summer at Leipzig airport is only the beginning of a wave of Russian attacks. ...
The attack in Leipzig was just the beginning of a Russian hybrid campaign against NATO that has gone straight past Vladimir Putin's desk, media reports. Senior researcher notes an earlier detail: "Reassuring to know that intelligence cooperation is still working."
According to a media report, the failed attack at Leipzig airport was only the beginning. Intelligence findings showed that Putin had ordered an expansion.
After the German authorities discovered an attempt to sabotage the Leipzig airport, an official of the Kremlin contacted an counterpart of the German Government and warned that the attack would not be Moscow's last target, reported The Wall Street Journal, reading sources. The newspaper did not reveal the name of the Russian official.
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