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EU Summons Russian Envoys Amid New Sanctions Over Drone Attack Allegations

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EU foreign ministers have summoned Russian envoys following Germany's accusation that Moscow was behind a drone attack on Leipzig/Halle airport. The attack occurred on August 4, with German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul stating that the drone's configuration and components matched those used in other Russian hybrid operations.

The EU has been considering new sanctions against Russia since the incident, with Kaja Kallas saying that the bloc will continue to work on measures against individuals and entities tied to Russia's military industry. This includes crypto services, which have been a recurring target for EU sanctions.

Russia denies any involvement in the drone attack, with Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova stating that Berlin has produced no evidence to support its claims.

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