German intel links Russian GRU agents to Leipzig drone attack
German authorities have identified two suspects, one tied to Russian military intelligence, in a drone attack in Leipzig, per secret documents obtained by WELT AM SONNTAG. The attribution is based on investigative documents, not public court filings, so the evidentiary basis remains unclear. This marks a concrete intelligence operation on German soil, escalating NATO-Russia tensions.
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German Intel Links Russian GRU to Leipzig Drone Attack Plot
German intelligence has identified two suspects, one a Russian GRU officer and another a Belarusian, in an attempted drone attack on Leipzig Airport. This marks the first confirmed attribution of a drone attack plot on German soil to Russian operatives, based on secret investigative documents. The full extent of the plot and the suspects' current status remain unclear.