Putin Alleges Germany Planted Evidence in Order to Frame Russia for Leipzig Drone Attack
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Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his displeasure with Germany's new sanctions against Moscow after formally accusing it of sending a drone laden with explosives to Leipzig Airport on August 4. Berlin ordered the closure of the Russian consulate, announced it would propose adding more Russian citizens to the European Union's sanctions lists, strengthen entry controls, and increase pressure on the "ghost fleet" of Russian aircraft. Leade…
The Russian president claims that Germany forged evidence in the case of Leipzig in order to distract from the difficult situation of the Chancellor. One of the planned sanctions could hit his country sensitively.
President Putin believes the Germans have planted evidence against the Russians. One expert calls it a classic hybrid attack strategy.
He said the Germans were just trying to divert attention from their own problems.
On Tuesday, the Federal Government officially blamed Russia for the attempt to attack Leipzig Airport. Russia's President Putin accused Berlin of trying to distract Berlin by accusing it of internal political problems.
On Tuesday, the German government pointed the finger at Russia for the drone attack at Leipzig airport. Russian President Vladimir Putin responded by claiming that Germany had planted evidence to blame Russia.
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