German investigators suspect that a member of the Russian military intelligence service GRU took part in the planning of a hybrid attack involving a drone laden with explosives at Leipzig Airport in August, conform Source1.
Reports from intelligence services directly associate the recent failed drone assault at Leipzig/Halle Airport with the Russian military intelligence agency GRU, conform Source2.
According to Deutsche Welle, a Russian national named Oleg Le, who belongs to GRU, is suspected of orchestrating the logistical aspects of the attack plan aimed at the airport in eastern Germany, conform Source2.
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Classified security assessments cited by Welt am Sonntag reveal that the Russian citizen is presently back in his homeland after having departed for Serbia on a flight originating from Berlin‑Brandenburg Airport, conform Source2.
Authorities have also identified a second suspect: a Belarusian citizen named Andrei Ka, conform Source2.
It is alleged that the explosives involved in the incident were smuggled into Germany from Bulgaria and Serbia, conform Source2.
German intelligence sources assert that the explosives were probably introduced illegally into Germany via a truck coming from Bulgaria and Serbia, and were subsequently stored in underground depots upon arrival at Leipzig, conform Source2.
Per DW, Berlin swiftly stated that the criminal evidence uncovered at Leipzig/Halle Airport—including the drone configuration, explosives, and triggering mechanisms employed in other Russian hybrid attacks—pointed to a Russian plot, conform Source2.
The incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport took place on the evening of 4 August and involved a drone loaded with explosives that was discovered near a Ukrainian transport aircraft, conform Source2.
At the beginning of September, the German government officially leveled accusations against Russia, conform Source2.
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