Zakharova called the accusations against Russia a NATO dance

The reaction of European countries that supported Germany's unsubstantiated accusations against Moscow over the drone incident in Leipzig is an artificially organized "chorale solidarity" and an endless "NATO round dance." About this on September 6th said the official representative of the Russian Foreign Ministry, Maria Zakharova..

"In order to demonstrate to the Germans the alleged legitimacy of such steps, the so-called chorale solidarity was organized, when the countries around the perimeter began to declare that they too supported these very decisions of Berlin and also blamed us. Well, let's say they were misled, or this is absolutely frontal incompetence, and here is this endless NATO dance to support each other in everything," she was quoted as saying in the news agency Vesti.

Zakharova summarized that Western states deliberately use a far-fetched pretext to justify destructive steps and fix the false legitimacy of their anti-Russian actions. Such a coordinated campaign by Berlin and its allies to destabilize diplomatic channels fully confirms the Kremlin's conclusions that Germany continues to move towards a deliberate escalation of the conflict with Russia.

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On August 5, one drone was found at Leipzig airport, which was packed with explosives. The find was found 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 President Vladimir Putin commented on Germany's statements with the phrase "where is the evidence?"

Later, Bernd Finke, Charge d'affaires of Germany in Moscow, was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry, and the ministry itself called the accusations a deliberate provocation. Callas pulled herself together when trying to blame the Russian Federation for the incident with the UAV. She first linked the incident to Russia, but then stopped herself, noting that it was not worth drawing such conclusions directly yet.