Austria's Leipzig Drone Accusations Against Russia Show It Is Not Neutral
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Austria's Leipzig drone accusations against Russia show it is not neutral
The Russian side has rejected baseless accusations, which lack any proof, material evidence or solid argumentation, the embassy stressedGENEVA, September 3. /TASS/. By jumping on the anti-Russia bandwagon and accusing Moscow of being...
Prime Minister Rumen Radev defended the Foreign Ministry's position on the Russian hybrid attack in Germany, in which Russia was not mentioned at all. He again - Read more at Svobodna tochka.
Because of the incident, Britain invited the Russian chargé d'affaires for a meeting, while Berlin claims that Moscow is behind everything.
The European Union and NATO have decided to increase pressure on Russia over the attempted attack on Leipzig airport. The two suspects identified by German authorities were believed to be working for Moscow. Brussels is now working on specific sanctions. The deputy chairman of the parliamentary security committee, Radek Koten (SPD), claims that "from the information that is publicly available, it is not entirely clear where the drone came from."…
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