Germany Investigates Sabotage Incident Involving DHL Package

German intelligence has reported a narrow escape from a potential plane crash due to a package that caught fire at a DHL logistics center in Leipzig, suspected to be an act of sabotage linked to Russia. Thomas Haldenwang, head of the domestic intelligence service, stated that the incident occurred in July and could have resulted in disaster had the fire ignited during flight. The package, which was delayed in transit from the Baltic region, ignited on the ground instead, preventing a catastrophic event. Intelligence officials warned of an increase in aggressive measures from Kremlin-sponsored agents and raised concerns about rising Russian espionage efforts targeting Germany. Arrests related to this case were made in Lithuania and Poland, highlighting the international implications of this threat. Officials emphasized the need for enhanced defensive capabilities and unity in response to the Kremlin's actions.