Destroyed fence at Leipzig/Halle airport. Two men showed up, the car was at a dealership

The tabloid "Bild" was the first to report this.

20-year-old without license

The men, aged 20 and 32, reported on Sunday evening together with their lawyers to the Leipzig prosecutor's office and the criminal police. The driver was a 20-year-old man who did not have a driving license. Through his lawyer, he said that he had damaged the fence and then left the scene. The car belonged to the second, 32-year-old man.

Investigators found the vehicle on the premises of a car dealership and ordered its seizure and search.

A 20-year-old man is being investigated for leaving the scene of an accident and driving without a license. In the case of the 32-year-old, investigators are investigating whether he allowed a person to drive a car without a driving license.

Another incident at Leipzig/Halle airport

Investigations are ongoing regarding the exact course of the incident, the involvement of both men and possible motives.

She discovered the damaged fence on Saturday before 23 airport security service during routine patrol. The area was searched multiple times, including using a police helicopter and drones, but no suspicious people or objects were found.

The event attracted media attention because in early August, a drone equipped with a detonator and explosives was found on the tarmac of the Leipzig airport, near the Ukrainian An-124 transport plane. The drone did not explode, but its discovery led to a temporary suspension of the airport's operations.

In early September, German authorities accused Russia of carrying out a drone attack. Moscow rejected these allegations.