Riga: Suspect in Attempted Drone Attack at Leipzig Airport Lived in Russia
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New trail in the case of the failed drone attack in Leipzig: One of the alleged perpetrators is said to have lived in Russia for years. Latvia's security authorities support the German investigators.
Latvian security services have responded to media reports naming two suspects in an attempted drone attack at Leipzig airport, saying on Thursday that one suspect, a Latvian citizen, had been living permanently in Russia for several years.
After the discovery of a explosive-loaded drone at Leipzig/Halle airport, the investigation continues. The Latvian security authorities are also involved in the process. They now share their knowledge of one of the two suspects.
According to information available to the Latvian State Security Service (VDD), the Latvian citizen accused of attempting to organize sabotage at Leipzig Airport has been living permanently in Russia for several years.
The investigation into the failed attempt at the Leipzig airport is underway. According to media reports, the trail to a suspect is to lead to Latvia. What do the authorities in Riga say?
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