Germany to say who's behind attempted airport drone attack soon, says Merz
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz said that the country was increasingly facing hybrid attacks, and he said that the Government intended to strengthen its protection of the population and identify those responsible.
Three weeks after the failed drone attack at Leipzig Airport, Chancellor Merz promised a reaction from the Federal Government: the authors of the incident would pay for it.
According to Chancellor Merz, the Federal Government will soon provide information on the authors of the attack attempt with an explosive drone at Leipzig/Halle airport.
Berlin refers to attempts to sabotage, misinformation and espionage on its soil, increasing since the beginning of the war in Ukraine and imputed to Russia.
What exactly did the Chancellor promise? Berlin will soon name everyone involved in the attack on the Ukrainian An-124 at Leipzig/Halle Airport. This was stated by German Chancellor Friedrich Merz, RBC-Ukraine reports with reference to Die Welt. For the first time, the German leader spoke publicly about incidents involving drones of unknown origin that were found near the Ukrainian Ruslan plane. According to him, the investigation is ongoing, an…
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