There is sufficient evidence ​to suggest that a drone discovered at Leipzig/Halle Airport on Tuesday had been intended to cause an ​explosion, the prosecutor said in a statement. "The drone had been equipped with professional explosives ⁠and a detonator," the statement said. A second object, which prosecutors suspect to be another drone, collided with a ​cargo jet in the vicinity of the airport as the jet attempted a go-around due to the security ​incident. Airport workers discovered the drone late on Tuesday at Leipzig/Halle Airport, an important cargo and NATO logistics hub ​in eastern Germany. AIRPORT SERVES AS CARGO HUB, NATO BASE The drone was ‌found close ⁠to several Ukrainian Antonov An-124 cargo airplanes, among the world's biggest freighters, according to earlier media reports.