Germany prepared for Russian response after Leipzig airport incident
Berlin says it is ready for Moscow's reaction after measures taken over a Russian drone found at Leipzig airport, a key NATO support hub.
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AIThe German government has said it is prepared for any response from Moscow following measures taken against Russia after the incident at Leipzig Airport.
Berlin summoned the Russian ambassador after a Russian drone loaded with explosives was discovered at Leipzig Airport, which serves as a support hub for NATO. In response, Russia summoned the German ambassador to Moscow.
French President Emmanuel Macron stated that France stands with Germany against Russia's hybrid warfare. British Prime Minister Andy Burnham also affirmed his country's unity in condemning the Leipzig attack and expressed solidarity and support for both Germany and Ukraine.