Russian Intelligence Linked to German Assassination Plot, Australian Foreign Interference Case

German authorities have uncovered a cache of handguns in a forest near Berlin, believed to have been intended for assassinations orchestrated by Russian intelligence. The discovery, reported by Süddeutsche Zeitung, raises concerns about the reach of Russian covert operations within Europe.

In parallel, Australian police have charged a man accused of attempting to share sensitive Ukrainian military intelligence with individuals he suspected were Russian agents. The suspect, a dual Russian-Australian citizen, allegedly sought to provide information about Ukrainian forces, highlighting ongoing efforts to disrupt intelligence gathering and sow discord.