Drone Threat Prompts Security Alert at NATO Base in Germany

Geilenkirchen air base raised its security level following intelligence of a potential drone attack, with no confirmation of Russian involvement.

The security level at Geilenkirchen air base was elevated to 'Charlie,' the second highest, due to a drone threat.
A foreign intelligence tip suggested a possible act of sabotage, but no drones were detected and Russian involvement was unconfirmed.
The German government and Moscow's embassy in Berlin have not commented on the reported threat.
Western forces remain vigilant amid ongoing concerns about potential Russian sabotage against Ukraine-supporting nations.
The base had previously heightened security after investigating a potential sabotage to its water supply, with no abnormalities found.