www.newsweek.com Germany Warns of Escalating Russian Threats Amid Hybrid Warfare Concerns
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- •German intelligence warns of increased risks of conflict with Russia.
- •Russia denies accusations of hybrid warfare against NATO nations.
- •A drone attack at Leipzig airport highlights the escalating threats.
German intelligence officials have raised alarms about the increasing risk of conflict with Russia following attacks on Kyiv during Chancellor Friedrich Merz's visit. The head of Germany's Federal Intelligence Service warned that Russia's tactics could lead to civilian casualties and a direct confrontation with NATO. Germany is providing $395 million in energy aid to Ukraine as winter approaches. Russia has denied accusations of intensifying hybrid warfare against NATO, despite multiple incidents of sabotage and threats to critical infrastructure. A drone with explosives was found at Leipzig airport, which Berlin attributed to Russian operatives. NATO officials have also reported a rise in hybrid warfare activities, including cyberattacks and infrastructure targeting. The situation remains tense as European nations prepare for potential escalations.
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