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Russia Responds to Berlin: "We Will Respond to the Anti-Russian Decision" on Sanctions

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Russia has reacted to the German government's decision to impose sanctions on Moscow, which it accuses of being responsible for the drone with explosives at Leipzig airport. "There will be a response" The post Russia responds to Berlin: "We will respond to the anti-Russian decision" on sanctions appeared first on in.gr.

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After the discovery of an unexploded explosive drone at Leipzig/Halle airport, the federal government announces sanctions against Russia. Now Kremlin chief Putin responds.

·Hamburg, Germany
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Russia has reacted to the German government's decision to impose sanctions on Moscow, which it accuses of being responsible for the drone with explosives at Leipzig airport. "There will be a response" The post Russia responds to Berlin: "We will respond to the anti-Russian decision" on sanctions appeared first on in.gr.

·Greece
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According to the German Federal Government, the attempted attack with an explosive drone at Leipzig/Halle airport was carried out on a Russian mission. According to the Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt and Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul in Berlin on Tuesday. In response, a series of new sanctions were imposed on Russia. Moscow said that "mirror-like reactions would be made.

·Vienna, Austria
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The diplomatic incident between Russia and Germany continues in harsh tones, after Berlin accused Russia of being behind the drone that crashed at Leipzig airport in August… Diplomatic incident between Germany and Russia: Putin says Berlin "planted" evidence – Zakharova and the ambassador promise retaliation - NAVTEMPORIKI

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Russia categorically rejects Germany's allegations of involvement in attempted drone attack on Leipzig airport and warns of retaliation

She emphasized that Berlin did not present any evidence for those accusations against Moscow. "There is no such evidence and there cannot be," said Zakharova. As she added, the Russian House and Consulate in Bonn have long been a thorn in the side of the German authorities and now they have found an excuse to close them. Germany has officially accused Russia of being responsible for the drone incidents in Leipzig, the country's interior and fore…

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