Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas described the attack in Leipzig as having characteristics of state-sponsored terrorism, suggesting potential involvement by Russian entities. The incident involved an explosive-laden drone near Leipzig-Halle Airport, raising concerns over increased hybrid warfare tactics. This attack comes as the European Union continues to enforce and expand sanctions against Russia, with 1,600 sanctions listings related to the conflict in Ukraine. Market participants estimate that the likelihood of a NATO-Russia military clash by the end of 2026 has increased.
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