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Berlin closes Russian consulate after attributing drone incident to Moscow

Diário de Viseu1 September 2026 at 19:45

Germany closed a Russian consulate after attributing to Moscow the responsibility for a drone incident at Leipzig airport. This decision represents a direct response to the conclusions of the German investigations into the case.

The German chancellor had announced on Sunday that the investigations into the incident at Leipzig airport would be concluded shortly. Berlin indicated that it would react in a joint action with the European Union and NATO.

The German response comes as part of an action coordinated with its European and transatlantic allies, demonstrating a unified position regarding the alleged violation of German airspace by Russia.

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