德国当地时间周四晚间10点左右，位于梅歇尼希的德国联邦军事基地上空发现两架无人机飞行[1]。这一事件发生在仅两天前，德国莱比锡/哈雷货运机场在周二午夜前发现并拆除了一架携带爆炸装置的无人机[1]。
莱比锡/哈雷机场是北约战略空运国际解决方案（SALIS）的重要枢纽，为驻扎在从芬兰到罗马尼亚的北约东翼各国部队提供支持[1]。德国内政部长亚历山大·多布林特（Alexander Dobrindt）表示，这起事件构成了"新质量的危险"[1]。西方官员指责俄罗斯及其代理人策划了自乌克兰全面入侵以来欧洲数十起袭击事件[1]。2024年，该机场的物流中心曾发生纵火装置点燃事件，西方安全官员怀疑这是由俄罗斯情报部门组织的[1]。
俄罗斯驻德国大使馆称莱比锡无人机事件是"德国新一波反俄歇斯底里"的一部分[1]。
German authorities discovered two drones flying over the Mechelnik Bundeswehr military base on Thursday evening around 10 p.m.[1] The sightings came just two days after a drone carrying explosives was found at Leipzig/Halle cargo airport before midnight on Tuesday, where it was subsequently dismantled.[1]
Leipzig/Halle airport serves as a critical hub for NATO's Strategic Airlift Interim Solution (SALIS), supporting troops across NATO's eastern flank from Finland to Romania.[1] The facility plays an essential role in delivering aid to Ukraine. German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt characterized the incident as representing a "new quality of danger."[1] Western officials have attributed dozens of attacks across Europe since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine to Russian operations and proxy actors.[1]
The Russian embassy in Germany dismissed the Leipzig drone incident as part of "a new wave of anti-Russian hysteria" in Germany.[1] The incidents occur against a backdrop of suspected Russian sabotage activities; in 2024, an incendiary device ignited at the airport's logistics center, with Western security officials suspecting involvement by Russian intelligence services.[1]