American and European officials are concerned about Russian drone flights monitoring military transport routes, despite the decrease in acts of sabotage.
Delia Niculescu
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Russian drone flights over military transport routes in eastern Germany have raised concerns among American and European officials, despite the number of Russian sabotage incidents decreasing. These drones collect information that could support the Kremlin's sabotage campaigns and provide details about the transport of equipment to Ukraine. Despite increased security and prevention efforts, the Russians continue to have the capability to conduct espionage activities. If Russia decides to intensify sabotage actions, the information obtained through drones could be used in this regard.
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