Leipzig Incident: Leads to Serbia Are Reportedly Being Followed
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derwesten.de
After the discovery of an explosive drone in Leipzig, investigators examine connections to Poland and Serbia as well as possible Russia contacts.
AN INVESTIGATION into Russian sabotage in Europe is linking a failed drone strike in Leipzig to arrests in Serbia, which is said to be a logistical hub for Russian intelligence operations and 'one-time agents'.
German politician has proposed establishing an independent international commission to investigate the incident involving the drone discovered at Leipzig/Halle Airport in early August, the Bild newspaper reported
According to Peter Gauweiler, a former Bavarian minister for regional development and the environment, lawyer, and politician from the Christian Social Union (CSU), such a commission should determine who is actually behind the incident. He noted...
In the case of the failed drone attack at Leipzig airport in early August, German investigators are also looking into leads in Serbia and Poland. Germany and Russia are trading diplomatic blows over the incident.
German investigators are also looking into leads in Serbia and Poland in the case of the failed drone attack at Leipzig airport in early August, German newspaper Der Spiegel reported, citing security sources. In June, a man was detained in Serbia in connection with the discovery of drones and explosives, who could be linked to the two suspects in Leipzig.
In the case of the drone incident in Leipzig, German investigators, according to the media, are following clues that lead to Poland and Serbia.
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