Arya News - NATO countries` intelligence services informed their authorities of the absence of the slightest evidence of Russia`s involvement in the drone incident at Leipzig Airport, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) said.
They also pointed to numerous signs of a Ukrainian trace in the incident.In this regard, NATO intelligence services recommended that authorities refrain from statements accusing Russia, the SVR added.Despite these recommendations, the German authorities preferred to indiscriminately blame Russia – mainly in order to justify the "mega-spending" on Germany"s militarization, the Foreign Intelligence Service said.On August 5, Leipzig police said an employee of at Leipzig Airport had discovered a drone with an unknown explosive device in the cargo aviation security zone. German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt blamed Russia without providing any evidence.
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NATO intelligence services informed their authorities of the absence of the slightest evidence of Russia"s involvement in the drone incident at Leipzig Airport, the Russian Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) said.
They also pointed to numerous signs of a Ukrainian trace in the incident.
In this regard, NATO intelligence services recommended that authorities refrain from statements accusing Russia, the SVR added.
Despite these recommendations, the German authorities preferred to indiscriminately blame Russia – mainly in order to justify the "mega-spending" on Germany"s militarization, the Foreign Intelligence Service said.
On August 5, Leipzig police said an employee of at Leipzig Airport had discovered a drone with an unknown explosive device in the cargo aviation security zone. German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt blamed Russia without providing any evidence.
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