US Intel Links Explosive Drone Found at German Airport to Russia's Military Intelligence
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An explosives-laden drone found near a Ukrainian cargo plane in Leipzig, Germany, in early August bore the hallmarks of devices typically used by Russia's GRU military intelligence agency, ABC News reported, citing a U.S. official familiar with the investigation.
The authorship for the failed drone attack at Leipzig-Halle Airport has not yet been officially clarified. However, a report now suggests that the design of the attack is similar to that of a particular Russian secret service.
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After the drone incident in Leipzig the fear of possible attacks increases in France. The head of the domestic intelligence department warns of a "meteorical" increase in hybrid threats.
A US official familiar with the investigators' findings admitted that the explosives mounted on the drone, as well as the device's design, were "typical" of equipment used by the Russian GRU. The source assured that the report was prepared by US specialists in cooperation with German security and intelligence services. On Monday, Russia's Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) accused German politicians and European media of "drawing 'ambiguous conc…
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