The EU is holding discussions on how to respond to a recent drone attack at Leipzig airport, which Germany has officially attributed to Russia. EU Foreign Policy Chief Kaja Kallas described the attack as having 'all the hallmarks of state-sponsored terrorism' and emphasized the need for stronger sanctions against Russia to end the ongoing conflict. The EU and France have summoned senior Russian officials in protest over the attack. Meanwhile, the U.S. ambassador to NATO expressed solidarity with Germany without explicitly naming Russia. Germany is also investigating other potential attacks on critical infrastructure, including a suspected attempt to disrupt a power grid in Brandenburg.
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