This Week, Germany Stopped Putting up with Russia’s Hybrid War
German officials accused Russia of open hostility after two drones near Leipzig/Halle Airport raised fears of a hybrid attack on a Ukrainian plane.
- German authorities identified two suspects in connection with an attempted drone attack on Leipzig airport but will unlikely be able to detain them, according to reports.
- Investigations into the two men underpinned allegations by the German government that Russia was behind the incident.
- The suspects include one Russian-born Latvian national and one Russian national from Belarus, according to Sueddeutsche Zeitung's investigation.
- Despite identification, German authorities stated the men will unlikely be able to be detained, complicating prosecution efforts.
- Sueddeutsche Zeitung collaborated on the report with broadcasters NDR and WDR, underscoring the multi-outlet investigation into the Leipzig incident.
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