German airport resumes operations after drone with explosive device found
Summary
Leipzig/Halle Airport in Germany stopped flight operations temporarily after a drone carrying explosives was found near a Ukrainian cargo plane. The bomb disposal team safely removed the detonator, and the airport has now fully reopened while investigations continue.Key Facts
- An explosives-laden drone was discovered near a Ukrainian Antonov cargo plane at Leipzig/Halle Airport.
- The drone was found close to the airport’s south runway, where cargo operations take place.
- Airport operations were paused, and some flights were diverted, including a passenger plane, but normal service has resumed.
- Authorities removed the detonator from the drone safely.
- A second drone collided with a DHL cargo plane that had to land in Hanover with minor damage.
- German officials consider the case a serious security matter and suspect a possible hybrid attack involving foreign actors.
- The investigation is ongoing, and authorities have not released further details.
- The case is handled by Saxony’s terrorism unit and extremism office.
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