Doi suspecți cu pașapoarte rusești, identificați după ADN în cazul dronei cu explozibili de la aeroportul din Leipzig

German authorities have identified two suspects with Russian passports linked to an explosive drone incident at Leipzig airport. The suspects, one Belarusian and one Russian, are believed to have prepared the drone for an attack attributed to Russia. DNA evidence found at the scene led to their identification, with one suspect having a history of criminal activity in the Baltic states. The incident, which occurred in early August, involved multiple drones, one of which struck a DHL cargo plane. The German government has announced retaliatory measures against Russia, which denies the allegations. This incident is part of ongoing tensions between Germany and Russia amid the Ukraine conflict.