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Tyskland har vidtagit diplomatiska åtgärder mot Ryssland efter misstankar om underrättelseverksamhet. Ryssland förnekar konsekvent alla anklagelser om inblandning.
Tyska tjänstemän har identifierat en person som tros vara inblandad och som ska tillhöra den militära underrättelseavdelningen GRU. Det rör sig om en ryss som den tyska tidningen Welt Am Sonntag kallar Oleg Le och som tjänstemännen misstänker var logistiksamordnare vid flygplatsen.
Det låg till grund för Berlins beslut att lägga skulden på Ryssland och stänga det ryska konsulatet i Bonn och ett ryskt kulturcentrum i Berlin, enligt tidningen.
Ryssland har förnekat all inblandning.

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