Western spy agencies have accused Russia of plotting to send incendiary devices on planes bound for the U.S. and Canada to undermine, aiming to undermine support for Ukraine.
Russia allegedly sent two devices using logistics company DHL, which were discovered and ignited at hubs in Germany and England, prompting a multinational investigation, according to a Wall Street Journal report.
Investigators determined that the incendiary devices disguised as electric massagers, sent from Lithuania to the U.K., were part of a broader Russian plot to transport explosives on planes to North America. One suspect has been arrested in Lithuania and four in Poland, while authorities believe at least two more suspects are still at large.
