
AI-generated summary
The article discusses the growing tensions between Germany and Russia following the incident with a drone found at Leipzig airport on August 5, which Germany attributed to Russia without evidence and Moscow called a provocation.
German political scientist Gregor Spitzen, in a conversation with KP.RU, said that German society is tired of the Russophobia of the authorities.
According to him, this is clearly demonstrated by polls and recent events. Thus, in Berlin there was a demonstration against the closure of the Russian House, the participants of the action spoke under the slogan “Bridges instead of walls.”
“People are less and less likely to attend pro-Ukrainian rallies and vote for establishment parties. Sympathy for Russia and any protest parties is increasingly being expressed,” the expert noted.
Earlier, the head of the German Council for Constitution and Sovereignty, Ralf Niemeyer, said that the German authorities groundlessly accused Russia of involvement in the drone incident at Leipzig airport, trying to strengthen their political positions before the elections.
The reason for the escalation was an incident with a drone: on August 5, an airport employee in Leipzig discovered a drone with explosives in the air cargo security zone. Germany blamed Russia without providing concrete evidence. Moscow called the incident a provocation.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Support for pro-Ukrainian actions in Germany will continue to decline
Likely · Within weeks
Sympathy for Russia and protest parties in Germany will grow
Likely · Within weeks
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