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Serbian Connection to Failed Russian Drone Attack on Leipzig Airport Revealed

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The case of the failed drone attack on Leipzig airport in early August could also be linked to the cases of drones and explosives being found in Serbia, reports the German weekly Spiegel. One of the suspects identified so far in the attempted drone attack […] The post Serbian connection discovered to the failed Russian drone attack on Leipzig airport first appeared on Novi list.

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Meanwhile, Russia has announced that it will close all the subsidiaries of the Goethe Institute in the country following the Berlin decision to close the Russian House cultural center in the German city of Bonn NATO and the EU warn that the attack attributed to Russia in Leipzig "marks a new escalation" on European soil: "We will not tolerate it" German investigators examine possible links of two suspected hybrid drone attacks against Leipzig ai…

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The case of the failed drone attack on Leipzig airport in early August could also be linked to the cases of drones and explosives being found in Serbia, reports the German weekly Spiegel. One of the suspects identified so far in the attempted drone attack […] The post Serbian connection discovered to the failed Russian drone attack on Leipzig airport first appeared on Novi list.

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In the case of the drone incident in Leipzig, Germany, German investigators are reportedly looking for leads to Poland and Serbia. According to information obtained by "Der Spiegel" from security sources, one of the suspects identified so far is linked to another incident - an arson attack on a hardware store in Lodz, Poland, in July 2024. The man is said to have ties to Russian intelligence services, Telegrafi reports. According to the report, …

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An incendiary attack in Poland could be associated with the explosive drone in Leipzig. A trail also leads to Serbia.

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The suspect is believed to have ties to the Russian intelligence services, Spiegel writes, citing security sources.

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Investigators reconstructed the movements of the suspects and found that one of them fled to Russia after the operation by route through Serbia and Istanbul

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t-online broke the news in Berlin, Germany on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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