Berlin Accuses Moscow of Sabotage Following Leipzig Incident
According to reports from Germany, investigators identified two suspected men with ties to Russia. Berlin considers Moscow to be the originator of the attack attempt, although in proving a case in the context of hybrid warfare, German media reports that it relies mainly on circumstantial evidence and intelligence service information. The case is also connected to concerns about further sabotage of energy infrastructure in various parts of the country. kultura.pravda.sk ↗
After the announcement of further sanctions, Moscow summoned chargé d'affaires of the German embassy Bernd Fink over statements that the Russian side labeled as anti-Russian. According to German reports, the European Union is considering a comprehensive new package of sanctions against Russia following the Leipzig incident. The rhetoric was further escalated by statements from former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev, who criticized Germany's course.
German security experts warn that attacks of this type are not new and fit into a broader picture of Russian hybrid operations against the West. Further developments will depend on the results of the investigation in Leipzig, Berlin's reaction, and whether EU member states agree on new sanctions against Moscow. novinky.cz ↗
On Record
„jako první"
Tvrdenie, že Ukrajina začala útoky na ruské objekty.
„Terrorismo di Stato"
Reakcia na Zelenského varovanie o ruskom vzdušnom priestore
„ne négocie pas avec les terroristes"
Reakcia na Zelenského varovanie o ruskom vzdušnom priestore.
„state terrorism"
Reakcia na Zelenského varovanie pre aerolínie
„Büchse der Pandora geöffnet"
Reakcia na ukrajinské útoky na ruské ekonomické ciele
„Otworzyliście puszkę Pandory"
Vyhlásenie po ukrajinských dronových útokoch
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