Germany has blamed Russia for an attack on Leipzig airport, as a series of suspicious incidents elsewhere in Europe raises concern about a wider campaign of sabotage.
The accusation against Moscow is the central development in a report describing an increasingly troubling pattern across the continent. However, the available information does not provide details about when the airport attack occurred, what was damaged, or how Germany reached its conclusion.
The report also refers to other suspicious incidents in Europe. Their locations, circumstances and possible links to one another have not been specified in the available information.
The incidents have placed Russia at the centre of suspicions surrounding the alleged campaign. No response from Russia, and no further details about the German accusation, are included in the information provided.
At this stage, it is known that Germany has attributed the Leipzig airport attack to Russia and that similar concerns have emerged following other incidents elsewhere in Europe. The extent of any coordinated campaign, and the evidence connecting the events, remains unclear.
