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Germany Prepares to Accuse Russia Over Attempted Drone Attack at Leipzig-Halle Airport

Chancellor Friedrich Merz’s government is preparing to blame Russia for an attempted explosive drone attack at Leipzig-Halle Airport and impose new sanctions in response to what German officials describe as an escalation of hybrid warfare against European logistics hubs.
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