Berlin alleges Moscow's role in hybrid plot at Leipzig Airport

Germany has accused Moscow of being behind the "Hajini" attack targeting Leipzig Airport, which involved a drone loaded with explosives operated by personnel from the Russian military intelligence agency (GRU). It is believed that Russian Oleg Lei, who is considered responsible for coordinating logistical operations, assisted in planning the attack, while another Belerussian suspect has been identified. The attack was carried out using explosives imported via Bulgaria and Serbia. The drone was found in a designated cargo area at the airport, which is used for transporting military supplies. While Russia denies any involvement, Berlin has closed the Russian consulate and a cultural center in response to the incident. Investigations are ongoing, based on DNA evidence.

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