Russia Allegedly Behind Incendiary Devices in DHL Warehouses

Investigations are underway into fires at DHL facilities in the UK and Germany, with Russian spies suspected of planting incendiary devices.

Counter-terrorism police in the UK and Germany are probing fires at DHL warehouses linked to incendiary devices allegedly planted by Russian operatives.
The incidents in Birmingham, UK, and Leipzig, Germany, occurred in July and involved packages that caught fire after arriving by air.
German authorities warned that the Leipzig device could have caused a plane crash if it ignited mid-flight, highlighting the potential danger.
DHL has implemented enhanced security measures across its European operations in response to these incidents and ongoing investigations.
MI5 and other European intelligence agencies have noted an increase in Russian sabotage efforts, aiming to create chaos and instability in the West.