WorldGermany says Russia behind Leipzig airport drone attack
Germany says Russia was responsible for a 4 August incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport, where a drone carrying an explosive device was found near Ukrainian cargo planes. The device failed to detonate, apparently because of a faulty detonator, while investigators suspect another drone hit a nearby cargo aircraft. Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt called it consistent with Russia’s established pattern of hybrid operations in Europe.

Germany says Russia behind attempted drone attack at Leipzig airportThe German government says Russia was responsible for an attempted drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport on August 4. Investigators believe an explosives-laden drone deliberately targeted a Ukrainian cargo aircraft; a second drone may have collided with a nearby DHL plane, while a third explosive-equipped drone was also found.
Germany set to blame Russia for airport drone incident involving explosivesBerlin is preparing to formally blame Russia for drones flown over a strategic airport on the night of August 4-5, including one found carrying explosives. Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul and Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt are expected to accuse a Russian intelligence service, marking the first such formal attribution by Germany.
- Germany to blame Moscow for airport drone incident on Tuesday, Bild reports
Germany’s interior and foreign ministers plan to say on Tuesday that Russian intelligence services were behind an attempted drone attack on a Ukrainian cargo plane at Leipzig/Halle airport in early August, Bild reports.








































































