Germany Tightens Entry for Russians After Drone Attack

Germany will tighten entry controls for Russians, said the German Foreign Minister.

Consensus

Germany will strengthen entry controls for Russian citizens.
The incident occurred at Leipzig Airport on August 4.
A drone with explosives was found near a Ukrainian military transport plane.
German authorities accused Russia of orchestrating the attack.
Germany plans to close Russia's consulate in Bonne and the Russian House in Berlin.
The German Foreign Minister, Johann Wadefur, made public statements about the measures.
The measures were announced on September 1.

Germany will close the Russian House in Berlin and the General Consulate in Bonn. — tg_varlamov_news
The attack targeted a Ukrainian military transport plane at Leipzig Airport. — tg_moscowtimes_ru
Germany has denounced the agreement on the Russian House in Berlin and decided to close the consulate in Bonn by September 18. — vm
Germany will also increase pressure on Russia's 'shadow fleet'. — interfax
The Russian Foreign Ministry stated that Germany would receive a 'suitable response' and called the justification 'absolutely contrived'. — vm
European Union foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas initially blamed Russia but later retracted, stating that results of the investigation must be awaited. — vm