德国莱比锡机场周二晚间发现一架装载炸药的无人机，机场被迫关闭一条跑道进行排爆[1]。德国内政部长警告称这起事件反映了"可能涉及外国力量"的"新级别危险"[1]。机场附近部署有数架乌克兰军用运输机[1]。
俄罗斯的潜在参与引发关注。俄罗斯专家安德烈·索尔达托夫表示"有理由怀疑莫斯科"[1]。虽然目前缺乏直接证据，但俄罗斯曾在2024年通过代理人网络在欧洲进行类似活动[1]。俄罗斯相关代理人在波兰和立陶宛处理无人机和炸药，并运往德国[1]。立陶宛检察官在2024年9月查获的RDX炸药相当于6公斤TNT，嫌疑人弗拉迪斯拉夫·D.曾通过加密货币获得超过2000美元的报酬[1]。作为基辅最大的军事援助供应国之一，德国成为此类活动的潜在目标[1]。
A drone carrying explosives was discovered at Leipzig Airport in Germany on Tuesday evening, forcing the closure of one runway for bomb disposal operations [1]. The discovery occurred near several Ukrainian military transport aircraft stationed at the airport [1].
The incident prompted Germany's Interior Minister to warn of a "new level of danger" involving possible foreign powers, raising questions about potential Russian involvement [1]. While no direct evidence has emerged linking Russia to the incident, Russian-linked operatives were documented in 2024 conducting similar activities across Europe [1]. Specifically, associates of Russia handled drones and explosives in Poland and Lithuania, with materials subsequently transported to Germany [1].
Lithuanian prosecutors seized RDX explosives equivalent to approximately 6 kilograms of TNT in September 2024 [1]. A suspect identified as Vladyslav D. received over $2,000 in cryptocurrency payments for the operation [1].
Germany is among the largest military aid suppliers to Kyiv, making it a potential target for hostile activities [1]. Russian security expert Andrei Soldatov stated there is "reason to suspect Moscow" of involvement [1].