WorldKremlin warned Germany the Leipzig airport sabotage attempt would not be its last target, WSJ reports
The Wall Street Journal, citing sources, reported that after Germany uncovered an attempted sabotage at Leipzig Airport, a Kremlin official warned a German counterpart that Moscow would not stop there. Germany formally accused Russia of trying to sabotage the airport on September 1; Moscow denies the allegation. The report also says the Russian president ordered an intensified campaign of sabotage and covert operations against NATO countries, while several European states have reported related incidents.
Kremlin warned Germany the Leipzig airport sabotage attempt would not be its last target, WSJ reports