Russia Opened in Romania and Germany. Link Between the SRI Case and the Leipzig Incident. Who Is the Kremlin
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European leaders need to explain to their citizens exactly what is at stake in Ukraine's defense, because Putin will try to increase European awareness of risks, and there will be more cases like Leipzig in Europe, and perhaps more people will die, and the question of whether Ukraine's support for these risks will become more and more serious in the European debate.
"A pre-planned escalatory maneuver" is how Moscow is calling Europe's response to the drone incident at Leipzig/Halle Airport. Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova accuses EU and NATO member states of stoking anti-Russian hysteria and exploiting the incident to justify further support for Ukraine and the expansion of the European arms industry.
Russia expands its hybrid war operations in Europe, and Romania is among the countries concerned. The case of the Russian citizen accused of photographing and filming military targets and critical infrastructure in the country comes after a series of operations attributed to Moscow
SRI-prevented sabotage actions in Romania and the detachment of Leipzig airport, Germany, are part of the same hybrid war Russia waged against European Union states. The similarities between the two cases are evident.
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