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Germany Plans to Blame Russia for Leipzig Attack as Tensions with Putin Escalate

Summary by Politico Europe
Chancellor Friedrich Merz is set to level new sanctions at Russian entities, in parallel with punishing new EU measures.

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Merz wants to blame Russia for the appearance of a drone with explosives in Leipzig - Politico German Chancellor Friedrich Merz plans to put Russia in charge of a drone with explosives at Leipzig airport<p>. He also He wants to impose sanctions.</p>

·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Friedrich Merz is preparing to charge Russia with an drone incident at Leipzig Airport, as reported by the Politicalo.

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The failed attack at Leipzig airport, where one of the drones with explosives was found among Ukrainian Antonov transport aircraft, has provoked strong reactions in Germany. The post Germany: "Extended sanctions" against Moscow over the Leipzig airport drone case appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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The German government probably sees Russia behind the drone attack in Leipzig. According to media reports, Berlin is planning to officially hold Moscow responsible for the attempted explosive drone attack from the beginning of August in the coming days. At the same time, "extensive measures are to be announced. The measures are about a combination of direct measures of Germany and new EU sanctions. This was reported by the "World on Sunday" and …

·Vienna, Austria
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In Germany, an investigation continues into the drone incident, which hit the Ukrainian AN-124 Ruslan on the night of 6 August at Leipzig/Galle International Airport, but did not explode for some reason.

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According to the report, the German Federal Government is preparing sanctions.

·Vienna, Austria
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epochtimes.de broke the news on Saturday, August 29, 2026.
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