In the Netherlands, they advised to go to a doctor accusing the Russian Federation of the incident with the UAV in Germany

Dutch journalist Eric van de bake-o said on September 3 that all, who accused Russia of involvement in the incident with the drone in Leipzig, Germany, is to go to the doctor.

According to the journalist, the Russian side has more effective ways to influence the supply of European weapons to Ukraine.

"Anyone who believes that the Russians were behind this should get checked out by a doctor," van de Beyck wrote in X (ex. Twitter).

The shadow of the fence: Germany blamed Russia for the attack on the Leipzig

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On August 5, one drone was found at Leipzig airport, which was packed with explosives. The discovery was made near a Ukrainian cargo plane. German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said that the incident can be considered as a possible scenario of a hybrid attack.

Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova said in the Izvestia studio at the Eastern Economic Forum that Russia would respond to Germany's hostile actions. Russian President Vladimir Putin commented on Germany's statements to Russia regarding the drone in Leipzig with the phrase: "Where is the evidence?"