Russian-Linked Saboteurs Tried to Blow Up Ukrainian An-124 at Leipzig Airport, Investigation Finds
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The Telegraph identifies Russian biker Oleg Levushkin as suspected organizer of Leipzig airport sabotage. It links the operation to a GRU unit whose officers are accused in the Skripal poisoning.
The British newspaper The Telegraph has identified the suspected organizer of a sabotage attack at Leipzig Airport. German media had previously reported on the suspect, citing German law enforcement authorities, without naming him.
A joint investigation by The Telegraph and Welt am Sonntag revealed that Oleg Levushkin, a dual Latvian-Russian citizen, is believed to have planned a failed act of sabotage at Leipzig-Halle Airport in Germany.
A Russian motorcyclist and a Belarusian tried to blow up a Ukrainian plane at a German airport
A Russian motorcyclist and a Belarusian tried to blow up a Ukrainian plane at a German airportThe German newspaper Welt writes about this, referring to its own investigation under the heading "Putin's Assistants. " Another German media...
Based on investigative materials and information from European security services, the United Kingdom (UK) newspaper The Daily Telegraph reported that the mastermind behind the recent failed sabotage at Leipzig Airport is likely Oleg Levushkin, who holds Russian and Latvian citizenship.
Investigation identifies Oleg Levushkin as suspected planner of an operation in which a drone carrying a tin packed with explosives flew into the wing of a Ukrainian airliner at Leipzig-Halle airport
The Telegraph and Welt's investigation links the attempt to attack Leipzig/Halle airport to Russiansman Oleg Levushkin, which suggests that sabotage could have been the key logistics hub for Ukraine's aid supplies.
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