In the early hours before dawn at Leipzig/Halle airport — one of Europe's great arteries of commerce — workers discovered a drone armed with explosives near a Ukrainian cargo plane, and in that moment a war being fought hundreds of miles away announced itself on German soil. German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt convened an emergency meeting and named what he saw plainly: not a theoretical threat, but a new kind of danger, one that carries the ambiguity of hybrid warfare — origin unclear, intent unmistakable. The incident arrives as Ukraine's air defenses are depleted, North Korean force