
The head of the BfV warns against possible attacks inspired by Russian intelligence services
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In August, German services foiled an attempted attack using drones at the Leipzig airport.
On Monday, the head of the BfV left no doubts - Germany must prepare for the possibility of further attacks. Sinan Selen emphasized that the situation is serious and the actions of Russian intelligence services may pose a direct threat to the security of citizens.
We must take into account that there will be attacks, said Selen.
The head of the BfV emphasized that it is necessary to create an effective system to defend against attacks.
Let us recall that in August, German services foiled an attempted attack using drones at the Leipzig airport. Although the details of the operation remain secret, experts have no doubt that it was a warning signal. German counterintelligence fears that there may be more similar incidents, and Russia does not intend to give up its attempts to destabilize the situation in Germany.

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