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German airport drone-bomb: Could Russia be involved?

German airport drone-bomb: Could Russia be involved?
BBC News Friday 07 August 2026, 08:48 UTC 1 min read
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The BBC has seen evidence from previous cases that Russian-linked proxies not only handled drones and explosives, but also delivered them to Germany.

The BBC has seen evidence from previous cases that Russian-linked proxies not only handled drones and explosives, but also delivered them to Germany.
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