Sabotage auf deutschen Kriegsschiffen? Marine ergreift Maßnahmen
Bei den „Navy Talks“ in Berlin hat Marine-Inspekteur Jan Christian Kaack über Sabotage an deutschen Kriegsschiffen gesprochen. In mehreren Fällen sei es zu gezielten Beschädigungen gekommen, woraufhin die Sicherheitsvorkehrungen in den Werften verstärkt worden seien. Neben Sabotageversuchen an Schiffen seien Personen in Marinestützpunkte eingedrungen und hätten „Anbahnungsversuche“ bei Soldaten in Uniform unternommen.
Kaack wurde zu Recherchen von WDR, NDR und „Süddeutscher Zeitung“ befragt, wonach die neue Korvette „Emden“ ein Sabotageziel gewesen sei. Unbekannte hätten demnach vor der Jungfernfahrt im Januar Dutzende Kilo Metallspäne in das Getriebe geschüttet.
Sabotage auf deutschen Kriegsschiffen? Marine ergreift Maßnahmen
Bei den „Navy Talks“ in Berlin hat Marine-Inspekteur Jan Christian Kaack über Sabotage an deutschen Kriegsschiffen gesprochen. In mehreren Fällen sei es zu gezielten Beschädigungen gekommen, woraufhin die Sicherheitsvorkehrungen in den Werften verstärkt worden seien. Neben Sabotageversuchen an Schiffen seien Personen in Marinestützpunkte eingedrungen und hätten „Anbahnungsversuche“ bei Soldaten in Uniform unternommen.
Kaack wurde zu Recherchen von WDR, NDR und „Süddeutscher Zeitung“ befragt, wonach die neue Korvette „Emden“ ein Sabotageziel gewesen sei. Unbekannte hätten demnach vor der Jungfernfahrt im Januar Dutzende Kilo Metallspäne in das Getriebe geschüttet.
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