Germany Charges Three Men with Espionage and Sabotage for Russia

The suspects, dual German-Russian nationals, allegedly planned attacks on military and industrial sites to disrupt Ukraine aid.

German federal prosecutors have indicted three men on charges of espionage and sabotage on behalf of Russian intelligence.
The main suspect, Dieter S., is accused of scouting potential targets in Bavaria, including U.S. military facilities and industrial sites producing defense equipment.
Prosecutors allege the group aimed to undermine Germany's military support for Ukraine by planning sabotage, including train derailments and arson.
Dieter S., a former fighter for the pro-Russian Donetsk People's Republic, allegedly shared reconnaissance information with a Russian intelligence officer.
The case has strained German-Russian relations, prompting Germany to summon the Russian ambassador in April over the suspected espionage activities.