EU holds talks on response to Leipzig drone attack after Germany formally blames Moscow for incident – Europe live
European Union foreign ministers are holding talks in Ireland to discuss a response to a drone attack in Leipzig last month. The EU's foreign policy chief stated the attack "had all the hallmarks of state sponsored terrorism" and believes Russia is attempting to divide Europe and deter support for Ukraine.

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AI-generatedEuropean Union foreign ministers are holding talks in Ireland to discuss a response to a drone attack in Leipzig last month. The EU's foreign policy chief stated the attack "had all the hallmarks of state sponsored terrorism" and believes Russia is attempting to divide Europe and deter support for Ukraine. Britain's Foreign Secretary Ed Miliband is participating in the discussions, asserting that these Russian attempts will fail. Germany has formally blamed Moscow for the incident.
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Model · rule-basedKey claims
5 extractedThe UK states that Russia's attempt to divide Europe will fail.
Russia is attempting to divide Europe and deter support for Ukraine.
The drone attack had all the hallmarks of state-sponsored terrorism.
Germany has formally blamed Moscow for the Leipzig drone incident.
EU is holding talks on a response to a drone attack in Leipzig.