A Latvian citizen, accused of an attempted drone attack at Leipzig Airport and who has lived in Russia for several years, is linked to Russian intelligence services, and his involvement is being investigated by the German Federal Prosecutor's Office. (translated)
The Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the temporary charge d'affaires of Russia to condemn the drone attack on Leipzig airport, for which German authorities hold Russia responsible. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced that some international airlines have started canceling flights to Russia in response to the increased dangers due to the Ukrainian drone attack. (translated)
Germany has identified two suspects in connection with an attempted drone attack on Leipzig airport, among whom is a man born in Russia who holds a Latvian passport and a Belarusian citizen linked to Russian security services. (translated)
Unfortunately, it is still the case that action is only taken when some trouble has already occurred. Now the EU is only planning to restrict tourism visas for Russian citizens. The suspect in the drone attack at Leipzig airport, a Russian citizen, came to Europe with Schengen travel documents issued by Italy. (translated)
The European Union and several member states have issued a protest to Russia regarding the attempted drone attack at the Leipzig/Halle airport in Germany, for which Germany blames Russia, leading to the implementation of several diplomatic measures, including the closure of the Russian consulate. (translated)
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced the closure of Russian airspace to passenger flights, citing the increasing threat due to Ukraine's drone attacks, and emphasized that Russian airspace is currently intended only for drones, not for civil aviation. (translated)
The German government accused Russia of an attempted drone attack at Leipzig-Halle Airport, which will result in the closure of the Russian consulate in Bonn and the cultural center in Berlin. (translated)
German authorities accuse Russia of attempting a drone attack in Leipzig, as a result of which the Russian consulate in Bonn will be closed and stricter controls will be implemented on the entry of Russian citizens. (translated)
Russia's attacks on Kyiv continued during the night hours of Sunday, as the region was under drone strikes for the fourth consecutive day, resulting in injuries to several people and multiple explosions. (translated)
U.S. Senator Richard Blumenthal supported Ukraine's conduct of deep attacks against Russia and emphasized the importance of ensuring air defense capabilities against Russia's missile and drone attacks. (translated)
Russia conducted a night rocket attack against Kyiv and other regions of Ukraine, during which several explosions occurred, while reports indicated that a major Russian oil refinery halted operations due to a Ukrainian drone attack. (translated)
The fourth largest oil refinery in Russia, located in Nizhny Novgorod, is halting operations due to a drone attack from Ukraine, which has caused fuel shortages and long queues at gas stations in several regions of the country. (translated)
The Estonian government was granted the right to take control of poorly protected private infrastructure, including fuel, energy, and logistics facilities, to ensure the country's security against attacks from Ukraine and other threats. (translated)
German researchers discovered another drone and explosives near Leipzig-Halle airport, indicating that more explosives-laden drones were used in the attack attempt that took place in early August. (translated)
Ukraine's drone strikes on Russian logistics centers have caused a sharp drop in the stock of e-commerce giant Ozon, losing two billion euros in one day, while analysts discuss the potential long-term consequences of the attacks on the company's business and investors. (translated)
Ukrainian drone strikes in southern Russia in Krasnodar Krai and Rostov Oblast destroyed 8 radar stations and also hit a Russian army airfield and air defense systems, but the exact times and duration of the attacks have not yet been clarified. (translated)
The article discusses how the Russian authorities are trying to suppress information about attacks in Ukraine, including punishing citizens who share it on social media, in order to protect their power from the threat posed by the effects of Ukraine's successful drone attacks on Russian territory. (translated)
Expert Valentyn Badrak noted that despite Ukraine's advances in drone strikes, Russia's military potential is growing faster than Ukraine's. (translated)
Restrictions on fuel purchases have been reintroduced in Moscow due to a growing fuel shortage caused by drone attacks in Ukraine and an increase in seasonal demand, leading to long queues at gas stations and sales limits on various fuel types. (translated)
