Suspecții cu pașaport rus care au pus la cale atacul de pe aeroportul din Leipzig, identificați pe baza ADN-ului de către criminaliștii germani

German authorities have identified two Russian passport holders as suspects in a drone attack plot at Leipzig airport, based on DNA evidence. The first suspect, a Belarusian national with a Russian passport, entered the Schengen area on an Italian tourist visa. The second suspect, born in Russia and holding Latvian and Russian passports, is believed to have coordinated the attack. Both were linked to the crime through DNA found on the drone and other explosive materials. Germany has accused Russia of orchestrating the attack and announced retaliatory measures. The incident highlights ongoing tensions between Germany and Russia amid the Ukraine conflict.