Putin says Germany's sanctions on Russia over Leipzig drone are "another mistake"
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Putin says Germany's sanctions on Russia over Leipzig drone are "another mistake"

SAPO Notícias1 September 2026 at 23:05

Russian President Vladimir Putin stated today that German sanctions against Russia are "another mistake." Berlin announced these punitive measures after formally accusing Moscow of sending a drone loaded with explosives to the German airport in Leipzig.

Germany made the decision to impose sanctions on Russia following this accusation. The drone was reportedly detected with explosive material en route to the German airport, leading German authorities to officially hold Moscow responsible for the incident.

Putin reacted to the sanctions with criticism, classifying the German decision as another mistake. The Russian President did not specify what the consequences would be or what type of sanctions Germany had imposed.

The Leipzig drone incident comes in a context of heightened tensions between Russia and various European countries, with Germany becoming firmer in its stance towards Moscow.

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