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STN+STN+Flughafen Leipzig
Erst Spionage, dann Sabotage

Einiges spricht dafür, dass die Ereignisse in Leipzig aus Russland gesteuert wurden. Helfer hat Putin hierzulande genug, kommentiert Christian Gottschalk.
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Christian Gottschalk
Stuttgart
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GERMANY-AIRPORT-AVIATION-POLICE: A video grab taken from a video footage by News5 from August 5, 2026 the nose of an Ukrainian "Antonov" plane at German airport Leipzig-Halle in Schkeuditz, eastern Germany, after a drone was spotted nearby. German police deployed a bomb disposal robot at the airport after a drone was found near a Ukrainian-flagged cargo plane overnight, also forcing the diversion of numerous flights. Another aircraft, which had to abort its scheduled landing at Leipzig-Halle airport, then collided mid-air with an unknown object several kilometres away but later landed safely, the government said. The airport in eastern Germany plays a key role in the transport of military goods, including by the German military and NATO allies, and also serves as a base for Ukraine's Antonov Airlines. (Photo by NEWS5 / AFP)

In der Nähe der ukrainischen Maschine wurde Sprengstoff gefunden.

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