Officials suspect possible state involvement, but admit uncertainty about the perpetrators
Kamikaze drone found at Leipzig Airport believed to be deliberate attack
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According to authorities, the discovery of a kamikaze drone at Leipzig Airport is believed to be a deliberate attack, possibly state-directed. However, officials admit they do not know exactly who was behind it.
Matthias Lehna, Vice President of Quantum Systems, said in a video statement that the threat from small drones is not fully under control. He warned that this danger is becoming increasingly real, so in Germany, and that there is no simple solution for defense against such drones.
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Video drone incident in Leipzig “This danger is becoming more and more real, also here in Germany” Status: 11:39 PM Duration: 4 minutes After finding a kamikaze drone at Leipzig Airport, Matthias Lehna, Vice President of Quantum Systems, explains why there is no easy solution for defense: “The danger of micro-drones is still one that is not completely under control.” © Axel Springer Deutschland GmbH.
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It can be assumed that this is a guided attack, possibly a state-controlled one.
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Video drone incident in Leipzig “This danger is becoming more and more real, also here in Germany”
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