Germany, France and Poland met this Thursday in the format known as the Weimar Triangle, at a meeting dedicated to the growing tension with Russia. The encounter took place after Berlin accused Moscow of being behind the sending of an explosive drone to Leipzig airport.
The German government directly attributed responsibility to Russia for the drone incident at Leipzig airport, classifying it as an unacceptable escalation. This accusation marks a moment of greater confrontation in relations between Germany and Russia.
France and Poland expressed total solidarity with Germany following the accusations. The three countries took advantage of the Weimar Triangle meeting to send a joint warning to Moscow about the consequences of violence and hostile actions on European territory.
The Weimar Triangle is a trilateral cooperation format between Germany, France and Poland that has been used to coordinate European positions on foreign policy and security matters. This meeting demonstrates the growing concern of European allies regarding what they consider to be Russian provocations.
