The airport in Leipzig is just the beginning. Media: Russia is conducting a broader operation

The failed attack on Leipzig airport marks the beginning of intensified sabotage operations by Russia against NATO countries, as reported by the Wall Street Journal. This operation is believed to be directly ordered by President Vladimir Putin, stemming from frustrations over stalled military progress and unsuccessful negotiations with the U.S. Following the Leipzig incident, there has been a notable increase in covert attacks across Europe, including drone assaults on companies and sabotage of Starlink stations. The Russian military intelligence unit, GRU, is implicated in these operations, with connections to various attacks throughout Europe. German authorities revealed that the Leipzig attack involved drones equipped with explosives and controlled via German SIM cards, indicating a sophisticated level of planning and execution. European leaders are now discussing how to respond to these threats, with warnings that the conflict could escalate beyond Ukraine.