Trump reiterates that Putin does not intend to attack NATO after drone incident in Germany
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Trump reiterates that Putin does not intend to attack NATO after drone incident in Germany

SAPO Notícias4 September 2026 at 21:10

Trump reaffirmed today that Russian leader Vladimir Putin has no intention of attacking a NATO country. This statement comes after Germany accused Moscow of sending an explosive drone to Leipzig airport.

Berlin pointed responsibilities directly at Moscow for the drone incident at Leipzig airport. The German accusation intensified tensions between NATO and Russia.

US President Donald Trump reiterated this position during his public statements. The situation raises questions about European security and relations between NATO allied countries.

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