Germany to Deploy Rapid Anti-Drone Units After Leipzig-Style Attack Warning

Several German cities are set to receive new, rapidly deployable units designed to protect critical infrastructure from drone strikes, according to the newspaper *Bild am Sonntag*. The move follows growing concerns over the vulnerability of key sites to aerial attacks. The specialized teams will be able to respond quickly to neutralize drones targeting power plants, data centers, or government buildings. While the report does not specify an exact timeline or the number of units, the plan marks a significant step in Germany’s domestic defense strategy. The units will be stationed across multiple urban centers, allowing for a swift response to potential threats. The announcement comes in the wake of a reported attack in Leipzig, which has heightened security awareness nationwide. Officials have not yet commented on the report.