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Berlin Refused to Provide Evidence of Russia's Guilt in the Drone Attack on Leipzig

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Berlin refused to provide evidence of Russia's guilt in the drone attack on LeipzigThe German Federal government has officially rejected the demands of the opposition and Moscow to provide direct evidence of the involvement of Russian special services...

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From the frustrated attack in Leipzig on the sabotage operations attributed to the Kremlin, Paulo Rangel warned in parliament of an escalation of the Russian hybrid threats in Europe. The Foreign Minister defended that Portugal must maintain a firm response and criticized the positions of the Arri on pro-Russia political forces

·Paço de Arcos, Portugal
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The incident in Leipzig, which occurred in August, could have caused very serious damage, since the drone contained explosives, mentioned the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Portugal.

·Lisboa, Portugal
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The German authorities refused to provide the opposition parties with evidence of Russia ' s connection to the drone incident at Leipzig Airport, citing an ongoing investigation written by Die Welt. The FRG-led HDZ/HSS and UDPR rejected the opposition ' s demand to provide evidence of Russian involvement in the drone incident at Leipzig/Galle. Representatives of the governing parties responsible for domestic policy stressed that the Fe…

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EADaily, 10 September 2026. Berlin did not provide the opposition with evidence of the Russian Federation ' s alleged connection to drones in Leipzig, reported to DPA.

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The German ruling parties do not consider it possible to provide detailed evidence of the Russian Federation ' s responsibility for the attempted attack at Leipzig airport until the investigation is completed.

·Bonn, Germany
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Sueddeutsche Zeitung broke the news in Munich, Germany on Thursday, September 10, 2026.
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