European countries confront Russian sabotage and shadow warfare
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- German police arrested two people suspected of attacking a weapons manufacturer in Munich.
- The arrests followed Germany’s accusation that Russia was responsible for a drone attack that came close to bringing down an aircraft during landing.
- PBS NewsHour correspondent Nick Schifrin discussed alleged Russian attacks in Europe with David Cattler.
German police have arrested two people suspected of attacking a weapons manufacturer in Munich, as European governments confront what they describe as Russian sabotage and shadow warfare.
The incident came after Germany officially blamed the Russian government for an attack involving drones. The drones came close to bringing down an aircraft as it landed, according to the report.
PBS NewsHour foreign affairs and defense correspondent Nick Schifrin discussed the alleged Russian attacks against Europe with David Cattler.
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