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First modification: 09/02/2026 - 17:21

Russian President Vladimir Putin expressed his displeasure with Germany's new sanctions against Moscow after formally accusing it of sending a drone loaded with explosives against Leipzig airport on August 4. Berlin ordered the closure of the consulate, announced that it will propose the inclusion of more Russian citizens on the European Union sanctions lists, strengthen entry controls into the country and increase pressure on the ghost fleet. Leaders of the European bloc have expressed their solidarity with Germany.

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