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Bundeskanzler Merz warnt nach Drohnenvorfall am Flughafen Leipzig, dass Angreifer „einen Preis zahlen“ werden
Bundeskanzler Merz hat gewarnt, dass die Täter nach einem Drohnenangriff am Flughafen Leipzig „einen Preis zahlen“ werden, und erklärt, der Vorfall zeige eine „sehr reale Bedrohung“ für die Nation.
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Bundeskanzler Merz hat die Warnung ausgesprochen, dass Angreifer nach einem Drohnenvorfall am Flughafen Leipzig „einen Preis zahlen“ werden. Mit Blick auf die Situation erklärte Merz, der Drohnenangriff mache deutlich, welch „sehr reale Bedrohung“ Deutschland derzeit ausgesetzt sei. Die Äußerung unterstreicht die gewachsenen Sicherheitsbedenken im Hinblick auf die nationale Infrastruktur und mögliche Bedrohungen aus der Luft im Land.
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