Leipzig Attack: Is Germany Now Putting the Russian Shadow Fleet on a Leash?
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The Germans have said they may have been commissioned by Russia to carry out a failed attack on Leipzig airport in August. Germany has responded with strong diplomatic measures, but they may also target the shadow fleet. The Russians are entering the conflict to test how far the Germans will go.
The Federal Government has repeatedly announced tougher action against ships that circumvent sanctions and fill Putin's war fund. Little has happened so far, but that could change.
After the attempted drone attack in Leipzig, Germany increases pressure on Russia's shadow fleet, among other things. The move could also hit Putin's war chest, explains security expert Hans-Jakob Schindler.
After the unmanned drone attack in Leipzig, the tension rose sharply between Germany and Russia. ...
The pressure to take action against Putin is growing. A lever would be the Russian shadow fleet. An expert report shows where Germany could start – and how far back you are.
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