Number injured in Pryluky rises to 13 after Russian drone hits agribusiness warehouse – SES
The number of people injured in Pryluky, Chernihiv region, after a drone struck an agricultural enterprise's warehouse building has risen to 13, Ukraine's State Emergency Service (SES) said.
German investigators have identified two suspects in the recent drone sabotage attempt at Leipzig/Halle Airport. The suspects are Oleg L., a Russian national with ties to Russia’s military intelligence agency, the GRU, and Andrei K., a Belarusian national. Oleg L. is believed to have been responsible for preparing and handling the logistics of the operation.
He is suspected of entering Germany from Turkey through Berlin Brandenburg Airport and leaving from the same airport, eventually traveling to Serbia. German security agencies are confident that Oleg L. is a GRU officer. The suspects planned to use three drones, but two were destroyed during takeoff, and the third drone nearly reached the Ukrainian transport aircraft.
An explosion was only averted due to the detonator's malfunction. Andrei K. was linked to the attack through DNA found on a drone control antenna, matching records in Finnish and Lithuanian police databases. He also has a history of criminal activity, including arson and theft. Germany has formally accused Russia of carrying out a hybrid attack at the airport, responding by closing the Russian House cultural center in Berlin and Russia’s consulate general in Bonn.
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