German investigators identify suspects with Russian links in Leipzig drone attack
- German investigators have identified two chief suspects with Russian links in their investigation of last month’s failed drone attack at Leipzig airport.
- The breakthrough, a day after Berlin blamed Russia for the “hybrid” attack, came as police investigate suspected hybrid attacks on two German power stations on Tuesday and Wednesday.
- Federal criminal police have reportedly identified the Leipzig suspects as a Belarusian with a Russian passport and a Russian-Latvian man.
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- German investigators have identified two chief suspects with Russian links in their investigation of last month’s failed drone attack at Leipzig airport.
- The breakthrough, a day after Berlin blamed Russia for the “hybrid” attack, came as police investigate suspected hybrid attacks on two German power stations on Tuesday and Wednesday.
- Federal criminal police have reportedly identified the Leipzig suspects as a Belarusian with a Russian passport and a Russian-Latvian man.
Sources: Irishtimes