German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt and Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul confirmed that the German government concluded Russia was responsible for the hybrid drone attack in Leipzig on August 4. ^[1] The Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs recalled the German ambassador to Moscow, Bernd Finke, following accusations from Berlin regarding a drone attack in Leipzig. ^[2] Sergey Nечаev, the Russian Ambassador to Germany, stated that Germany's hostile steps toward Moscow cause outrage and that Russia does not deserve such treatment. ^[3] As a consequence of the attack, Germany announced the closure of the Russian consulate in Bonn and the cancellation of the contract for the Russian House of Culture in Berlin. ^[4] President Vladimir Putin linked the accusations against Russia to the declining popularity of the German government and Chancellor Friedrich Merz, asserting that Germany's economic errors are evident and damaging to its citizens. ^[5] German authorities formally accused Russia of an attack on Leipzig Airport but did not provide any evidence to support these assertions. ^[6] On September 1, Germany closed the largest Russian consulate in Bonn and the largest Russian House of Culture and Humanitarian Center on Friedrichstraße. ^[7] Sergey Nечаev stated that closing the Russian consulate in Bonn prevents the organization of an election district for the State Duma on that site. ^[8]