German authorities have identified two suspects in connection with an attempted drone attack on Leipzig airport. ^[1] One woman died and several other people were injured during the shooting at the rave party. ^[2] Swiss police arrested a 43-year-old Swiss man suspected of a shooting at a rave party in Aarau on Sunday night. ^[3] German authorities suspect terrorist sabotage following two separate incidents targeting the country's power grid in Jänschwalde and Bergheim. ^[4] Investigations into the two men underpin allegations by the German government that Russia was behind the incident. ^[5] The two suspects are described as one Russian-born Latvian national and one Russian national from Belarus. ^[6] Michael Leupold, head of the Aarau police, stated that there is no evidence suggesting anyone else was involved in the crime. ^[7] Police stated that the suspect suffers from psychological problems and acted in a state of amok. ^[8] In Bergheim near Cologne, a deliberately caused short circuit disrupted the substation, forcing five lignite power plant blocks to disconnect from the grid. ^[9] In Jänschwalde, Brandenburg, unknown individuals damaged power lines near a substation, prompting a terrorism investigation by the police. ^[10] The German cabinet approved the draft bill for the planned income tax reform proposed by Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil of the SPD. ^[11]