
01.09.2026, 23:59
The Russian Foreign Ministry promised a response to Germany's anti-Russian decisions
Source: OREANDA-NEWS
OREANDA-NEWS Moscow will respond to all anti-Russian decisions by Germany, Russian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova told Interfax on Tuesday.
"Moscow will give an answer to all anti-Russian decisions," she told the agency when asked to comment on the announced decisions of the German Foreign Ministry.
Zakharova stressed, speaking about Berlin's decision to close the Russian House: "They came up with an excuse. At the same time, Berlin itself is completely tainted by both the incitement of the Ukrainian conflict and participation in terrorist attacks against civilians. The Russian house has been bothering them for a long time. That's why we were looking for something to cling to."
German Foreign Minister Johann Vadefuhl on Tuesday announced the decision to close the Russian Consulate General in Bonn, the Associated Press reports. The decision is expected to take effect on September 18. In addition, Vadefulh said that the Russian House in Berlin will also be closed.
Berlin took such measures in connection with the discovery of a drone packed with explosives at Leipzig airport in August.
German authorities believe that Russia is responsible for the drone incident at Leipzig airport in August, Western media reported on Tuesday. "We believe that Germany is the target of further hybrid attacks by Russia," German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt was quoted as saying by the media.
German Foreign Minister Johann Vadefuhl summoned the Russian ambassador to Berlin in connection with the "hybrid attacks," the media reported.
"Moscow will give an answer to all anti-Russian decisions," she told the agency when asked to comment on the announced decisions of the German Foreign Ministry.
Zakharova stressed, speaking about Berlin's decision to close the Russian House: "They came up with an excuse. At the same time, Berlin itself is completely tainted by both the incitement of the Ukrainian conflict and participation in terrorist attacks against civilians. The Russian house has been bothering them for a long time. That's why we were looking for something to cling to."
German Foreign Minister Johann Vadefuhl on Tuesday announced the decision to close the Russian Consulate General in Bonn, the Associated Press reports. The decision is expected to take effect on September 18. In addition, Vadefulh said that the Russian House in Berlin will also be closed.
Berlin took such measures in connection with the discovery of a drone packed with explosives at Leipzig airport in August.
German authorities believe that Russia is responsible for the drone incident at Leipzig airport in August, Western media reported on Tuesday. "We believe that Germany is the target of further hybrid attacks by Russia," German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt was quoted as saying by the media.
German Foreign Minister Johann Vadefuhl summoned the Russian ambassador to Berlin in connection with the "hybrid attacks," the media reported.




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