The company led by Sh. Tumann is involved in the manufacture of combat drones for Ukraine. German special services reportedly informed Tumann about a potential attack scheduled for December 2025.
Following this warning, the businessman has since lived under continuous protection and has reportedly changed residences multiple times. German media reports suggest that the head of “Donaustahl” might be monitored by operatives described as “one-time agents”—individuals recruited who are not direct employees of Russian special services. Amid these developments, M.
Fedorov resigned from his post, stating, “Democracy should not be a Russian hostage.”
Adding to the geopolitical tension, Bastian Ernst, a german member of the CDU Bundestag, addressed the potential use of the nerve agent “Novičok.” Speaking to RTL, Ernst stated, “The information we have clearly shows that this had to be done using ‘Novičok.’ No one else does that.” Ernst further clarified that the source of the threat is identifiable. The ongoing situation involving Tumann highlights heightened security concerns within the region, drawing attention to the alleged surveillance and the potential use of chemical agents, according to reports concerning the Tumann operation.
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