Macron denies claims of CIA warning about possible Russian drone attacks
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French President Emmanuel Macron has denied reports that the CIA warned French authorities about possible Russian drone attacks, saying there were no such notifications and there had been no incidents similar to the one in Leipzig in France.
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French President Emmanuel Macron responded to claims that the CIA warned Paris about possible Russian drone attacks, citing the lack of such notifications and the absence of similar incidents in France as in Leipzig, Germany.
French President Emmanuel Macron has denied claims that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) allegedly informed Paris about possible Russian drone attacks. His words are quoted by Reuters.
“I can refute this. The CIA did not inform the French services,” he said. The French leader noted that there were no incidents in France similar to what happened in Leipzig, Germany.
Open Questions
- Which allegations exactly did Macron refute?
- Were there such warnings from other intelligence services?
- What exactly happened in Leipzig that Macron is referring to?
