Germany warns of ‘daily hybrid warfare’ after explosive-laden drone found
Summary
Germany’s Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said the country faces daily "hybrid warfare" attacks like spying, sabotage, and cyberattacks from foreign powers. This statement came after a drone carrying explosives was found at Leipzig/Halle Airport, raising security concerns and prompting plans to strengthen Germany’s anti-drone defenses.Key Facts
- A drone loaded with explosives was found at Leipzig/Halle Airport in eastern Germany.
- Germany’s Interior Minister called these attacks “hybrid warfare,” involving spying, sabotage, and cyberattacks.
- No specific countries were named, but some German lawmakers suspect Russia.
- The Russian embassy in Berlin denied involvement, calling the incident a “fabricated provocation.”
- Germany plans to double its anti-drone expert team from 150 to 300 people and expand related bases from 4 to 8.
- Two drones were seen over a German military base in North Rhine-Westphalia days after the Leipzig incident.
- A drone exploded near a gas pipeline in Bulgaria; officials said the cause was unclear, and Ukraine is helping investigate.
- NATO and EU officials have blamed Russia for past drone sightings in Europe, but Russia denies these claims.
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