Danish Foreign Minister Summons Russian Ambassador Over Leipzig Drone Attack

Denmark summons Russian ambassador after Germany accuses Russia of a drone attack attempt in Leipzig.

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Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen summoned the Russian ambassador to the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs to discuss a drone attack attempt in Leipzig, Germany. ^[1] German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt stated on a press conference that Russia was involved in a drone attack attempt against Leipzig/Halle Airport in the previous month. ^[2] The Danish security service, PET, reported that Russia is preparing sabotage actions targeting the Danish defense industry. ^[3] Vladimir Barbin, the Russian ambassador to Denmark, stated in a written comment to the newspaper Berlingske that the Danish intelligence agency PET has not presented any evidence supporting accusations of concrete Russian sabotage plans in Denmark. ^[4] A drone containing explosives was discovered on August 4th near a Ukrainian cargo flight at Leipzig/Halle Airport, leading to temporary airport closures. ^[5] Vladimir Barbin, Russia's ambassador to Denmark, issued a written statement to the news agency Ritzau regarding the allegations. ^[6] Vladimir Barbin claimed that using Danish territory for the production of weapons for Ukraine's armed forces constitutes a security risk for Denmark. ^[7]

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Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen summoned the Russian ambassador to the Danish Ministry of Foreign Affairs to discuss a drone attack attempt in Leipzig, Germany. · Berlingske

German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt stated on a press conference that Russia was involved in a drone attack attempt against Leipzig/Halle Airport in the previous month. · Berlingske

The Danish security service, PET, reported that Russia is preparing sabotage actions targeting the Danish defense industry. · B.T.

Vladimir Barbin, the Russian ambassador to Denmark, stated in a written comment to the newspaper Berlingske that the Danish intelligence agency PET has not presented any evidence supporting accusations of concrete Russian sabotage plans in Denmark. · Berlingske

A drone containing explosives was discovered on August 4th near a Ukrainian cargo flight at Leipzig/Halle Airport, leading to temporary airport closures. · Berlingske

Vladimir Barbin, Russia's ambassador to Denmark, issued a written statement to the news agency Ritzau regarding the allegations. · B.T.

Vladimir Barbin claimed that using Danish territory for the production of weapons for Ukraine's armed forces constitutes a security risk for Denmark. · B.T.

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