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From a German airport to a Polish drone factory fire, the EU confronts a wave of suspected Russian sabotage
The EU has already imposed nearly two dozen sanctions packages on Russia, but leaders are wary of measures that could escalate into direct conflict.
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The European Union on Wednesday weighed how best to respond to an attempted drone attack at a German airport blamed on Russia but struggled to find new ways to meet the challenge without resorting to military means. The German government said Tuesday that Russia was responsible for the failed attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport on Aug.
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