Two incendiary devices transported by DHL were part of a Russian plot to start fires on cargo or passenger planes headed to the US and Canada, the Wall Street Journal reports.
The current plot shows an escalation of previous suspected attacks in July when devices set fires at DHL logistics hubs in England and Germany.
Since the incidents in July, security officials have been searching to find the culprit and have now determined that Russia was behind the planting of incendiary devices, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The devices were electric massagers filled with a magnesium-based flammable substance, which would be difficult to extinguish if ignited on an airplane.
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The current plot shows an escalation of previous suspected attacks in July when devices set fires at DHL logistics hubs in England and Germany.
Since the incidents in July, security officials have been searching to find the culprit and have now determined that Russia was behind the planting of incendiary devices, according to the Wall Street Journal.
The devices were electric massagers filled with a magnesium-based flammable substance, which would be difficult to extinguish if ignited on an airplane.
More

Russia behind plot to put incendiary devices on US and Canada-bound planes - WSJ
'The group's goal was also to test the transfer channel for such parcels, which were ultimately to be sent to the United States of America and Canada.'
