EU pursuing more Russia sanctions after failed airport attack: Kallas
Summary
The European Union plans to increase sanctions on Russia after Germany accused Moscow of a failed drone attack on a German airport. The EU aims to add more targeted sanctions and consider travel restrictions for Russian military personnel, while Russia denies any involvement.Key Facts
- The EU is preparing new sanctions against Russia following a failed drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport in Germany.
- Three drones carrying explosives were found near the airport on August 4, disrupting air traffic.
- Germany accused Russia of sponsoring the attack, calling it "state-sponsored terrorism."
- Russia denies the accusations and claims the evidence was made up.
- The EU plans to sanction about 1,600 more Russian individuals and entities linked to the military sector.
- The EU is also considering banning former Russian military members from visiting and tightening visa rules for Russian tourists.
- Over 3,000 Russian officials, businesspeople, and companies have been sanctioned since the war in Ukraine began in February 2022.
- Russia summoned the German envoy and rejected claims of involvement in the drone attack.
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