The embassy called reports of such attacks provocations, following a drone with explosives found in Leipzig
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According to the Russian embassy in Berlin, there are no hybrid attacks against Germany, and it described reports of such attacks as provocations. The embassy's statement follows an incident in Leipzig involving a drone carrying explosives, which German authorities have linked to Russia. The embassy dismissed these claims, saying that the greatest danger to Germany does not come from alleged hybrid attacks from Moscow, which it says do not exist. The statement did not provide evidence to support its position.
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"The greatest danger facing Germany today is not alleged 'hybrid attacks' from Moscow, which do not exist," the embassy wrote.
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Hybrid attacks against Germany do not exist, it is claimed.
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The greatest danger facing Germany today is not alleged ‘hybrid attacks’ from Moscow, which it does not..
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