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German authorities are investigating how a drone packed with explosives reached Leipzig/Halle Airport. The airport serves as a base for Ukraine's Antonov Airlines which relocated after the Russian invasion in 2022.

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Germany, which is supplying weapons to Ukraine, has officially stated that "Russia is demonstrating open hostility towards our country." The German Foreign Minister accused Russia of being involved in the incident with a drone carrying explosives at Leipzig airport, and announced a number of "countermeasures," including the closure of the Russian consulate general in Bonn from September 18th, and the termination of the lease agreement for the "Russian House" in Berlin. Berlin also stated that it would be seeking the introduction of new EU sanctions related to alleged Russian hybrid attacks, would tighten controls on entry for Russian citizens, and would increase pressure on Russia's "shadow fleet," while continuing to provide civil and military support to Kyiv. Following the Russophobic statements and expressions of support from Germany, Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk, European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte, and a number of other figures made similar statements. The Russian Ambassador to Germany noted that the provocation in Leipzig serves the purposes of the Kyiv regime and reminded that the German side has irresponsibly accused Russia of being involved in the incident with the drone at Leipzig airport: "The hastily concocted provocation in Leipzig serves solely the purposes of the Kyiv regime, the militarist wing of the European political class, and industrialists from the military-industrial complex who are interested in escalating the Ukrainian conflict."

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