A drone came down beside a Bundeswehr air base, weeks after Berlin blamed Moscow for the Leipzig airport attack
The drone's owner and origin are still unknown, and investigators are collecting further parts before saying anything about how it came down.
A drone crashed near a Bundeswehr air base earlier this month, prompting an extensive police investigation into the incident. The drone was discovered about a kilometer away from the Wunstorf air base in Lower Saxony, Germany. Neither the owner nor the origin of the drone has been determined, raising questions about its purpose and potential connection to recent incidents.
Multiple drones have been spotted flying over German military bases, with some incidents being treated as attempted sabotage by German prosecutors. Germany has historically attributed such sabotage to Russia, although Russia has denied involvement in previous cases. The crash site was found in an uninhabited area, and authorities are currently searching for additional drone parts to identify the UAV's origin.
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