Germany remains in Russia's sabotage sights as industry prepares for the long haul
Germany's main industry lobby warns that companies are not random sabotage targets. A week earlier, a foreign intelligence chief said Germany had become a main obstacle to Russian power in Europe.
Germany's main industry lobby has warned that German companies are not random targets of Russian sabotage. It expects the threat to persist, and says industry must prepare for a long-term situation.
The warning came a week after a foreign intelligence chief said Germany had become one of the main obstacles to Russian power in Europe. Taken together, the two statements suggest Germany continues to be treated as a priority target for Russian sabotage.
The source material available does not provide details on specific incidents, the sectors affected or the protective measures planned.
