Third drone and suspected explosives found at Leipzig Airport in Germany
A third drone and suspected explosives have been discovered at Leipzig Airport in Germany. Chancellor Merz warned that those responsible "will pay a price."
Third drone with suspected explosives uncovered at Leipzig Airport
Google News MT reports that a third drone and suspected explosive devices have been found at Leipzig Airport in Germany, deepening an ongoing security investigation into what authorities describe as a deliberate attack attempt.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned that the perpetrators "will pay a price" for the attempted attack, according to Reuters. He added that Germany would soon reveal who is believed to be behind the drone incidents, signalling that investigators have made significant progress in identifying those responsible.
The discovery marks the third such find at the airport, raising serious concerns about coordinated hostile activity targeting critical infrastructure. Merz was quoted by Politico as saying that Germany is "under threat" in the wake of the latest find near the airport perimeter.
German broadcaster DW confirmed the third drone was uncovered as part of the ongoing Leipzig airport probe. Authorities have not yet publicly named any suspects or groups in connection with the incidents.
The investigation is being treated with urgency at the federal level. No disruption to flight operations was immediately reported in connection with the latest find, though security measures at the site have been significantly heightened.
Source: Google News MT