The German Government has drawn up security plans to strengthen the country's defenses against "hybrid attacks" attributed to Russia. This decision comes following a recent drone incident at Leipzig airport, which German authorities directly blamed on Moscow.
The security plans aim to strengthen Germany's defensive capacity against threats that combine conventional and non-conventional elements, including disinformation operations, cyberattacks, and sabotage.
Berlin links the incident at Leipzig airport with a broader strategy of pressure by Russia, which, according to German authorities, aims to destabilize the country and its allies in the context of current geopolitical tensions.
The measures planned in the defense plans include presumably strengthening counterintelligence, protecting critical infrastructure, and greater coordination among German security services.
