These incidents raise concerns about Russian-funded terrorist attacks that could be carried out with dangerous shipments, and also raise risks of aviation disasters in Germany.
Russian-funded saboteurs are suspected of organizing dangerous incidents across Europe.
The newspaper has obtained information from an international investigation conducted by the Internal Security Agency (ABW) and the State Prosecutor’s Office in cooperation with Lithuanian, German and British law enforcement officers.
The case is related to a fire at a transport hub in Jablonow, located near Warsaw, where a trailer with courier packages caught fire.
According to the newspaper’s sources, this event could possibly be an act of Russian sabotage, considering that one of the packages sent from Vilnius contained an incendiary device.
A day before this incident, a container with packages caught fire at the Leipzig airport in Germany, which was in the cargo hold of a cargo plane.
The German intelligence service also suspected sabotage, stating that the package came from the Baltic States.
It contained an incendiary device hidden in a Chinese-made electric massage pillow and intimate goods, as well as an inflammable substance in cosmetics.
Two days after the fire in Leipzig, another fire broke out at a transport facility in Birmingham, leading British authorities to believe it was a planned terrorist attack organized by Russia.