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Nato confirms drone sighting near Ukrainian plane at German airport after ‘security incident’ – Europe live

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Source published: 5 Aug 2026, 13:37 CEST Publication time from the source RSS/feed

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Nato confirms drone sighting near Ukrainian plane at German airport after ‘security incident’ – Europe live

German police had earlier said they were investigating ‘unidentified flying object’ disrupting flights in Leipzig For what it’s worth, DHL Group CEO Tobias Meyer said the German logistics firm was studying ​the overnight incident which also involved an object clashing with one of its planes near Leipzig. “We’ve ‌got plans for cases ​like this, and ​we’ll try to make sure that the influence on our customers will be as low as possible,” Meyer said during a quarterly results call earlier this morning, Reuters reported. Continue reading...

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German police had earlier said they were investigating ‘unidentified flying object’ disrupting flights in Leipzig For what it’s worth, DHL Group CEO Tobias Meyer said the German logistics firm was studying ​the overnight incident which also involved an object clashing with one of its planes near Leipzig. “We’ve ‌got plans for cases ​like this, and ​we’ll try to make sure that the influence on our customers will be as low as possible,” Meyer said during a quarterly results call earlier this morning, Reuters reported. Continue reading...

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German police had earlier said they were investigating ‘unidentified flying object’ disrupting flights in Leipzig For what it’s worth, DHL Group CEO Tobias Meyer said the German logistics firm was studying ​the overnight incident which also involved an object clashing with one of its planes near Leipzig. “We’ve ‌got plans for cases ​like this, and ​we’ll try to make sure that the influence on our customers will be as low as possible,” Meyer said during a quarterly results call earlier this morning, Reuters reported...