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Leipzig drone incident fuels fears of Russian election meddling
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Russian disinformation campaigns have portrayed German Chancellor Friedrich Merz and his government as warmongers.
He said that it is too early to attribute the explosive-laden drone to Russia as investigations are still ongoing.
But he added that Moscow is clearly waging a broad hybrid campaign targeting the region ahead of next month’s votes.
“This could be the first time right-wing populists come to power,” Meister said.
“There is a major campaign underway on the Russian side to influence these elections in favor of the AfD and the BSW,” he added.