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Drones in Leipzig. "Germany is a preferred target"

CNN Portugal2 September 2026 at 18:38

Drones were used in an attack on Leipzig airport in Germany. Germany blamed Russia for this drone attack.

Commentator Helena Ferro de Gouveia, from CNN Portugal, analyzed this issue of German blame on Russia for the attack.

The article's title indicates that "Germany is a preferred target", suggesting that the country has been frequently targeted in this type of attacks.

The analysis comes in the context of international tensions related to the conflict in Ukraine, where Russia has been accused of carrying out attacks against European targets.

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