Germany identifies third suspect in Leipzig airport drone plot
German authorities have identified a Belarusian national as a third suspect in connection with a failed explosive drone attack at Leipzig airport last month.
German authorities have identified a third suspect in the failed explosive drone attack at Leipzig airport, according to reports. The suspect is a Belarusian national, marking the expansion of the investigation into the incident.
The attack, which occurred last month, involved an attempt to deploy an explosive device via drone. Authorities have not yet released additional details about the third suspect's alleged role or current status.
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- Germany identifies 3rd suspect in Leipzig airport drone plot: Reports — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
EGazette summarizes reporting from multiple sources; follow the links for the originals.
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