Germany announced the closure of the Russian Consulate in Bonn and the Russian House cultural center in Berlin after blaming Moscow for an attempted attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport. [1]
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on 2026-09-03 at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok that Russia will close Goethe-Institut cultural centers in Moscow, St. Petersburg and Yekaterinburg. [2]
Dmitri Medvedev, Vice President of the Russian National Security Council, threatened direct attacks on all German military technology production facilities in response to sanctions against Moscow. [3]
Germany concluded that Russia was involved in a drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport in early August. [4]
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul confirmed that the German government decided to terminate the agreement regarding the Russian House in Berlin and close the Russian consulate in Bonn by September 18. [5]
Wladislaw Below, head of the Germany Center at the Europe Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, told the German Press Agency that Moscow hopes for a clear AfD victory in the 2026-09-06 Saxony-Anhalt state election and for the breach of the political 'firewall' around the party, and that Moscow does not count on a Russia-friendly AfD policy but on a course serving Germany's own national interests rather than Ukraine's. [6]
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that US President Donald Trump was visibly shocked when Vladimir Putin mentioned a ban on the Ukrainian Orthodox Church during their meeting in Anchorage. [7]
On 2026-08-04, an explosive-laden drone was found near a Ukrainian plane at Leipzig/Halle Airport and later defused; the airport is a major international freight hub used to provide support to Ukraine. [8]
Sergey Lavrov said Germany "could not have failed to understand" that closing the Russian House would signify the end of Germany's cultural presence in Russia. [9]
Medvedev stated that Germany deserves a direct strike against all German production sites for military technology, including those working for Ukraine and potentially some other locations in Berlin. [10]
Sergei Lavrov stated that the closures are a direct response to Germany expelling Russia's cultural center from Berlin. [11]
The German government stated that the decision to close the Russian House and the consulate in Bonn is part of a package of measures prepared in response to an incident involving a drone found at Leipzig airport in early August. [12]Alemania anunció el cierre del Consulado Ruso en Bonn y de la Casa Rusa, centro cultural en Berlín, después de acusar a Moscú de un intento de ataque en el Aeropuerto de Leipzig/Halle. [1]
El ministro de Relaciones Exteriores ruso, Serguéi Lavrov, declaró el 2026-09-03 en el Foro Económico Oriental en Vladivostok que Rusia cerrará los centros culturales del Instituto Goethe en Moscú, San Petersburgo y Ekaterimburgo. [2]
Dmitri Medvédev, vicepresidente del Consejo de Seguridad Nacional de Rusia, amenazó con ataques directos contra todas las instalaciones de producción de tecnología militar alemana en respuesta a las sanciones contra Moscú. [3]
Alemania concluyó que Rusia estuvo involucrada en un ataque con drones al Aeropuerto de Leipzig/Halle a principios de agosto. [4]
El ministro de Relaciones Exteriores alemán, Johann Wadephul, confirmó que el gobierno alemán decidió rescindir el acuerdo sobre la Casa Rusa en Berlín y cerrar el consulado ruso en Bonn antes del 18 de septiembre. [5]
Wladislaw Below, director del Centro Alemania del Instituto Europa de la Academia de Ciencias de Rusia, dijo a la Agencia de Prensa Alemana que Moscú espera una clara victoria de AfD en las elecciones estatales de Sajonia-Anhalt del 2026-09-06 y la ruptura del 'muro de contención' político en torno al partido, y que Moscú no cuenta con una política favorable a Rusia de AfD, sino con un rumbo que sirva a los intereses nacionales de Alemania en lugar de a los de Ucrania. [6]
El ministro de Relaciones Exteriores ruso, Serguéi Lavrov, afirmó que el presidente estadounidense Donald Trump se mostró visiblemente impactado cuando Vladímir Putin mencionó la prohibición de la Iglesia Ortodoxa Ucraniana durante su reunión en Anchorage. [7]
El 2026-08-04, se encontró un dron cargado de explosivos cerca de un avión ucraniano en el Aeropuerto de Leipzig/Halle y luego fue desactivado; el aeropuerto es un importante centro de carga internacional utilizado para brindar apoyo a Ucrania. [8]
Serguéi Lavrov dijo que Alemania "no pudo haber dejado de entender" que cerrar la Casa Rusa significaría el fin de la presencia cultural alemana en Rusia. [9]
Medvédev declaró que Alemania merece un ataque directo contra todos los sitios de producción alemanes de tecnología militar, incluidos los que trabajan para Ucrania y potencialmente algunos otros lugares en Berlín. [10]
Serguéi Lavrov afirmó que los cierres son una respuesta directa a que Alemania expulsara el centro cultural ruso de Berlín. [11]
El gobierno alemán declaró que la decisión de cerrar la Casa Rusa y el consulado en Bonn es parte de un paquete de medidas preparado en respuesta a un incidente relacionado con un dron encontrado en el aeropuerto de Leipzig a principios de agosto. [12]
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Germany announced the closure of the Russian Consulate in Bonn and the Russian House cultural center in Berlin after blaming Moscow for an attempted attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport. · Winnipeg Free Press
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said on 2026-09-03 at the Eastern Economic Forum in Vladivostok that Russia will close Goethe-Institut cultural centers in Moscow, St. Petersburg and Yekaterinburg. · Winnipeg Free Press
Dmitri Medvedev, Vice President of the Russian National Security Council, threatened direct attacks on all German military technology production facilities in response to sanctions against Moscow. · DIE ZEIT
Germany concluded that Russia was involved in a drone attack on Leipzig/Halle Airport in early August. · B.T.
German Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul confirmed that the German government decided to terminate the agreement regarding the Russian House in Berlin and close the Russian consulate in Bonn by September 18. · Lenta.ruRussia
Wladislaw Below, head of the Germany Center at the Europe Institute of the Russian Academy of Sciences, told the German Press Agency that Moscow hopes for a clear AfD victory in the 2026-09-06 Saxony-Anhalt state election and for the breach of the political 'firewall' around the party, and that Moscow does not count on a Russia-friendly AfD policy but on a course serving Germany's own national interests rather than Ukraine's. · DIE ZEIT
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov stated that US President Donald Trump was visibly shocked when Vladimir Putin mentioned a ban on the Ukrainian Orthodox Church during their meeting in Anchorage. · Lenta.ruRussia
On 2026-08-04, an explosive-laden drone was found near a Ukrainian plane at Leipzig/Halle Airport and later defused; the airport is a major international freight hub used to provide support to Ukraine. · Winnipeg Free Press
Sergey Lavrov said Germany "could not have failed to understand" that closing the Russian House would signify the end of Germany's cultural presence in Russia. · Winnipeg Free Press
Medvedev stated that Germany deserves a direct strike against all German production sites for military technology, including those working for Ukraine and potentially some other locations in Berlin. · DIE ZEIT
Sergei Lavrov stated that the closures are a direct response to Germany expelling Russia's cultural center from Berlin. · B.T.
The German government stated that the decision to close the Russian House and the consulate in Bonn is part of a package of measures prepared in response to an incident involving a drone found at Leipzig airport in early August. · Lenta.ruRussia
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