— Germany Cannot Confirm Its Conclusion About the Russian Origin of the Drone in Leipzig," — Lavrov Stated

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Germany's allegations of Russian involvement in an incident involving a drone at Leipzig airport are as unproven as in the "Scripalei case" were reported by the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman, Maria Zaharova. "This is the same story that happened, I think everyone knows and remembers, with Scripals that seem to have been hurt, only unexplained," cited the words of Zaharova RIA "News". She recalled that no one knows exactly where t…

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Russia has announced the closure of the Goethe Institute's branches in the country, in retaliation for the planned closure of the "Russia House" in Berlin. The German government took this measure after a drone carrying explosives was detected at Leipzig airport, accusing Moscow of planning an attack, an allegation that the Russian side rejected as a "provocation."

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The Russian Foreign Ministry reacted to the measures taken by Germany due to the UAV incident at Leipzig-Halle Airport. Moscow has issued a message that it will “respond harshly” while rejecting Germany's accusations.

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Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov said on Thursday that Germany cannot prove that the drones found at Leipzig airport were Russian, considering the German charges as part of a political campaign against Moscow.

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The official spokesman for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Maria Zacharova, compared the accusations made by the German authorities against Moscow with the history of Sergei and Julia Skripalei in the United Kingdom, and said that in both cases there was no publicly presented evidence of Russian involvement.