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#wirvergessennicht 🕊 Man sollte sich diese halbe std Zeit nehmen das alles noch mal an zu gucken!^^ Der ganze WAHN / sinn am 03.09.2021 unaufgeregt zusammengefasst & noch heute, gibt es die ewig Gestrigen 🤡🌏 #PseudoRealitäten 🤦‍♀️ https://t.co/hj2CxwhZVb

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Anatolij Sharij

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19 days ago

The source also draws attention to the situation around the airport following the incident. According to him, police officers are now stationed around the clock near the emergency gate by the S8a, where spotters previously gathered at night and from where drones had periodically been observed. As a result, there are two fundamentally different versions of what happened. The public version involves the discovery of a potentially dangerous unmanned aerial vehicle and the subsequent response by emergency services. The airport employee’s version is that an ordinary small civilian drone appeared on the airport grounds, that an employee brought it down himself, and that this was followed almost immediately by a response from law-enforcement agencies and the media that, in terms of its scale, appeared unusually well prepared in advance. The airport employee’s account, of course, does not in itself prove that the incident was staged or constituted a provocation. Independent evidence would be required to reach such a conclusion. However, his claims raise a number of verifiable questions: At exactly what time was the drone discovered and the radio report made? When were the police, bomb-disposal specialists, firefighters and journalists called? When did each of them actually arrive in the restricted area? Who first discovered the alleged explosive material, and when? Was it physically attached to the drone at the moment the drone was brought down? Who was the first person to examine the device? Are there any photographs of the drone taken before the bomb-disposal specialists arrived? And how did media representatives gain access to the airport grounds? Answers to these questions would make it possible to distinguish confirmed circumstances from witness claims and establish the actual sequence of events.

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Anatolij Sharij

@anatoliisharii

19 days ago

On 1 August 2024, seven climate activists from the “Letzte Generation” (“Last Generation”) movement illegally entered the grounds of Leipzig/Halle Airport. They cut through the outer security fence in three separate places and entered the airport’s restricted area. Five of the activists managed to glue themselves to the taxiways, while two others were detained before they were able to do so. Thus, as early as 2024, there was a documented case in which unauthorized individuals managed to breach the secured perimeter at night and gain direct access to the airside area of Leipzig/Halle Airport. Against this background, particular attention should be paid to an account given to me by an airport employee concerning another incident — one involving a drone. His account differs significantly from the version presented in the media. According to him, everything happened at night during the loading of a cargo aircraft in the Vorfeld 2 area, where, among other things, DHL aircraft are serviced and Antonov aircraft are located. Airport employees had noticed drones in the vicinity of the airport before. Near the S8a road, which runs along the perimeter of the airport, there is an emergency gate and a location offering a good view of the runway. At night, aviation spotters occasionally stand there photographing aircraft taking off and landing. According to the source, drones had also been seen in this area on numerous occasions, although they normally did not approach people or aircraft at close range. This time, however, the situation was different. During the loading operation, a small drone began circling near the cargo aircraft and then hovered directly next to an employee. According to the source, none of those present saw where exactly it had come from. When the device came close enough, the employee lowered it to the ground and pinned it down with his hand, damaging its propellers. He then reported over the radio that the drone was on the ground. It is what happened next that the source considers extremely strange. According to him, within just a few minutes, police officers, bomb-disposal specialists, firefighters, television crews and bomb-disposal equipment, including a specialized robot, appeared at the scene. The employee says that the speed of their arrival has raised questions among airport staff. The airport is located approximately 20 kilometres from Leipzig, and it is not possible to simply drive up to the terminal and enter the restricted airfield area. To gain access, outsiders are required to pass through security checks and obtain the appropriate permit, including a temporary Tagesausweis. According to the source’s estimate, the process of obtaining authorization and passing through the checkpoint alone takes time. He therefore does not understand how a specialized team, a television crew and heavy equipment could have reached the airfield itself almost immediately after the radio report. The source particularly strongly disputes reports that the device allegedly carried explosives or a detonator. According to him, the employee who brought the drone down with his own hands did not see either a detonator or any explosive material attached to it. The source also claims that photographs subsequently published in the media showing the drone with explosive material next to it do not correspond to what airport employees initially saw at the scene. The reference to Czech-made Semtex also raised particular suspicions for him. According to the source, the drone itself was a small, inexpensive consumer device intended primarily for photography and video recording. He doubts that such a device could have carried any significant additional payload at all According to the source, after seeing the news reports, the employee who personally brought the drone down was outraged by the way the incident had been presented to the public, but is unable to speak openly because he fears losing his job ⤵️

anatoliisharii's tweet photo. On 1 August 2024, seven climate activists from the “Letzte Generation” (“Last Generation”) movement illegally entered the grounds of Leipzig/Halle Airport. They cut through the outer security fence in three separate places and entered the airport’s restricted area.

Five of the activists managed to glue themselves to the taxiways, while two others were detained before they were able to do so.

Thus, as early as 2024, there was a documented case in which unauthorized individuals managed to breach the secured perimeter at night and gain direct access to the airside area of Leipzig/Halle Airport.

Against this background, particular attention should be paid to an account given to me by an airport employee concerning another incident — one involving a drone.

His account differs significantly from the version presented in the media.

According to him, everything happened at night during the loading of a cargo aircraft in the Vorfeld 2 area, where, among other things, DHL aircraft are serviced and Antonov aircraft are located.

Airport employees had noticed drones in the vicinity of the airport before.

Near the S8a road, which runs along the perimeter of the airport, there is an emergency gate and a location offering a good view of the runway.

At night, aviation spotters occasionally stand there photographing aircraft taking off and landing.

According to the source, drones had also been seen in this area on numerous occasions, although they normally did not approach people or aircraft at close range.

This time, however, the situation was different. During the loading operation, a small drone began circling near the cargo aircraft and then hovered directly next to an employee.

According to the source, none of those present saw where exactly it had come from.

When the device came close enough, the employee lowered it to the ground and pinned it down with his hand, damaging its propellers. He then reported over the radio that the drone was on the ground.

It is what happened next that the source considers extremely strange. According to him, within just a few minutes, police officers, bomb-disposal specialists, firefighters, television crews and bomb-disposal equipment, including a specialized robot, appeared at the scene.

The employee says that the speed of their arrival has raised questions among airport staff. The airport is located approximately 20 kilometres from Leipzig, and it is not possible to simply drive up to the terminal and enter the restricted airfield area.

To gain access, outsiders are required to pass through security checks and obtain the appropriate permit, including a temporary Tagesausweis.

According to the source’s estimate, the process of obtaining authorization and passing through the checkpoint alone takes time.

He therefore does not understand how a specialized team, a television crew and heavy equipment could have reached the airfield itself almost immediately after the radio report.

The source particularly strongly disputes reports that the device allegedly carried explosives or a detonator.

According to him, the employee who brought the drone down with his own hands did not see either a detonator or any explosive material attached to it.

The source also claims that photographs subsequently published in the media showing the drone with explosive material next to it do not correspond to what airport employees initially saw at the scene. The reference to Czech-made Semtex also raised particular suspicions for him.

According to the source, the drone itself was a small, inexpensive consumer device intended primarily for photography and video recording.

He doubts that such a device could have carried any significant additional payload at all

According to the source, after seeing the news reports, the employee who personally brought the drone down was outraged by the way the incident had been presented to the public, but is unable to speak openly because he fears losing his job
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