Germany blames Russia for Leipzig Airport drone attack

The country that accused Russia of being behind the drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport.

The country accused by Germany of orchestrating a drone attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport.

A strategic location used by the German military, NATO, and Antonov Airlines that was targeted by a drone attack.

The country whose cargo aircraft was targeted by a drone at Leipzig/Halle Airport.

The city where the Russian consulate was ordered to close by German authorities.

The city where lease agreements for Russian houses suspected of being espionage hubs were terminated.

One of the entities whose economic sanctions Russia is accused of evading via a shadow fleet.

One of the entities whose economic sanctions Russia is accused of evading via a shadow fleet.

The country whose Prime Minister condemned Russia's actions.

The country whose Prime Minister condemned Russia's actions.

The state where local elections are being held.

Spokesperson for the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs who denied the drone attack allegations.

The leader of NATO who expressed support for Germany.

The President of the European Commission who stood by Germany.

The Prime Minister of Poland who condemned Russia's behavior.

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom who condemned Russia's behavior.

The Prime Minister of Germany facing political challenges before local elections.

The government body whose spokesperson denied Germany's accusations.

An organization whose leader supported Germany and which uses Leipzig/Halle Airport as a strategic point.

The body led by Ursula von der Leyen that expressed support for Germany.

The entity preparing additional sanctions against Russia.

A Ukrainian airline that uses Leipzig/Halle Airport as an air cargo hub.

A far-right opposition party in Germany that opposes aid to Ukraine and seeks to restore relations with Russia.