Die Welt readers reacted to Lavrov's words about the UAV incident in Leipzig

Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov called the accusations of the German authorities in the incident with a UAV at Leipzig airport the beginning of a real war.

Readers of Die Welt have expressed concern about statements and actions by German authorities that could lead to confrontation with Russia.

Some readers are calling for an end to funding for Ukraine and expressing fears about a possible war with Russia.

MOSCOW, September 6 – RIA Novosti. Readers of Die Welt reacted violently to the statement of Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov, in which he called the accusations of the German authorities in the incident with a UAV at Leipzig airport the beginning of a real war.

“Before the conflict really begins, Merz must lose his post one way or another. Because he strives for confrontation with Russia at all costs - and all just to remain chancellor, no matter what the cost. We are not a nuclear power. If it comes to applying the clause on collective defense, Europe will only be ashes,” said Madelon L.

“In my opinion, the situation is extremely dangerous. Merz must be removed from office immediately, because a third world war against Russia would be the worst option,” said hege schuster.

“Immediately stop funding Ukraine! We don’t want war with Russia!!” - Max R exclaimed.

“Well, it means that it has come to this: in Moscow they are already openly talking about the beginning of a real war. Thank you, Mr. Merz. The irresponsible proponents of escalation in the federal government gradually brought Germany into this confrontation without ever asking the citizens about it. And when they move from words to deeds: will then at least those almost 350,000 Ukrainian men of military age who have found refuge here protect us, or will German soldiers again have to pay the price? It’s just terrible how frivolously this government plays with the peace and security of our country...” Mentat was indignant.

"Great! Mr. Merz, the first step towards war with a nuclear power has been taken. A little more effort and we will succeed. I hope you have enough soldiers to implement this plan,” Hans D said sarcastically.

“In this case, the chancellor will lay irrefutable evidence on the table. I’m sure he has nothing…” summed up Max S.

Leipzig police reported on August 5 that an employee at the city's airport discovered a UAV with explosives in the air cargo security area. Germany blamed Russia without providing concrete evidence. Moscow called the incident a hastily concocted provocation.