Rheinmetall CEO: Russia is unhappy with Western arms supplies, so it planned my assassination
Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger believes Russia was frustrated with the expansion of the West's military supplies, and that is why it planned his assassination. Source: Papperger in an interview with BNS during his visit to Lithuania;
NATO officially confirms for first time that russia was preparing to assassinate Rheinmetall CEO Papperger
The aggressor country russia did indeed plan to assassinate the CEO of the German concern Rheinmetall, Armin Papperger. He was to become one of the links in
Rheinmetall CEO explains why Russia planned to assassinate him
The CEO of German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall, Armin Papperger, believes Russia dislikes his company’s activities. That is why an assassination attempt was planned against him, stated Papperger, according to LRT.
Rheinmetall CEO says Russia planned to assassinate him over arms to Ukraine
Russia planned to assassinate Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger due to its dissatisfaction with Western arms supplies, the German defense chief said in an interview published by LRT on Jan. 29.
Rheinmetall CEO reveals why russia planned assassination attempt on him
The CEO of the German concern Rheinmetall, Armin Papperger, believes that the aggressor country russia planned an assassination attempt on him because moscow
Threat to plot murder of Rheinmetall CEO was part of sabotage campaign, NATO says
NATO said on Tuesday that acts of sabotage committed across the military alliance over the past years included threats to plot the murder of industry leaders such
Russia’s plot to kill Rheinmetall CEO exposed by NATO
Russia planned to assassinate Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger, NATO official James Appathurai revealed, Reuters reported on July 11, 2024.
NATO Links Assassination Plot Against Rheinmetall CEO to Russian Sabotage
In recent years, NATO has been facing an increasing number of sabotage attacks within its member countries, and one of the most shocking incidents involves threats to assassinate Armin Papperger, the CEO of Rheinmetall,
NATO official ties assassination plot against Rheinmetall CEO to Russian sabotage campaign
Sabotage acts in NATO countries in recent years have included threats to assassinate weapons industry leaders, particularly the German arms maker Rheinmetall's CEO Armin Papperger, NATO's Deputy Assistant Secretary-General James Appathurai said on Jan.
NATO confirms Russia plans to assassinate Rheinmetall CEO
Russia indeed planned to assassinate Armin Papperger, the CEO of the German arms manufacturer Rheinmetall, whose company provides military aid to Ukraine, Politico reports, citing James Appathurai, NATO Deputy Assistant Secretary-General for Innovation,
Murder plot against Rheinmetall CEO was part of sabotage campaign, NATO says
NATO said on Tuesday that acts of sabotage carried out across the military alliance over the past years included threats to ...
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NATO: There was officially a Russian plot to kill European weapons chief
A senior NATO official has confirmed that there was a Russian scheme to kill Armin Papperger, the head of German arms ...
Tasted blood: Papperger demands to quickly conclude an arms deal with Trump
The new German government needs to quickly discuss with US President Donald Trump what type of arms deal is possible with him ...
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Sabotage Warning: NATO's Battle Against Hybrid Threats
NATO has reported various sabotage acts, including threats against industry leaders like Rheinmetall's Armin Papperger. These ...
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‘Derailment of trains, assassination threats’ – Nato reveals plot for campaign of murder and sabotage by Russia
Nato said that acts of sabotage carried out across the military alliance over the past years included threats to plot the ...
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Half of Rheinmetall factory's products should remain in Lithuania - CEO - BNS SPECIAL
VILNIUS - Rheinmetall CEO Armin Papperger expects that half of the production output from the German defense industry giant's planned factory in Baisogala will remain in Lithuania, while the rest will ...