A hidden black camera was discovered on 29 September 2025 at the Minden railway station in Germany, a vital hub for NATO military logistics. The camera was capable of live footage transmission and night vision, aimed at tracking Bundeswehr transports including possibly weapons to Ukraine. German police, after weeks of observation, searched the home of a Lithuanian suspect living in Germany on espionage charges related to sabotage. The Bundeswehr and security services regard this as a significant espionage attempt potentially orchestrated by Russian intelligence. Similar espionage and sabotage attempts have been reported in Poland, including explosive attacks on railway tracks used for arms shipments to Ukraine. German military spokespeople stressed operational security limits for public disclosures but acknowledged the criticality of transportation infrastructure surveillance by hostile actors preparing for possible escalation.

A hidden black camera was discovered on 29 September 2025 at the Minden railway station in Germany, a vital hub for NATO military logistics. The camera was capable of live footage transmission and night vision, aimed at tracking Bundeswehr transports including possibly weapons to Ukraine. German police, after weeks of observation, searched the home of a Lithuanian suspect living in Germany on espionage charges related to sabotage. The Bundeswehr and security services regard this as a significant espionage attempt potentially orchestrated by Russian intelligence. Similar espionage and sabotage attempts have been reported in Poland, including explosive attacks on railway tracks used for arms shipments to Ukraine. German military spokespeople stressed operational security limits for public disclosures but acknowledged the criticality of transportation infrastructure surveillance by hostile actors preparing for possible escalation.