The spokesperson for the Kremlin, Dmitri Peskov, denied the accusations that Russia is responsible for the drones observed in Europe, considering them unjustified.
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Dmitri Peskov stated that there are no reasons to accuse Russia of involvement in the drone incidents in Europe, thus responding to the claims of German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. The latter suggested that Russia could be responsible for the disruptions caused by drones at airports in Germany. Additionally, former Russian President Dmitry Medvedev brought up the presence of "agents and saboteurs" in Europe, without providing clear details about the source of these flights. Authorities in Denmark and Poland quickly accused Russia, but the Kremlin vehemently denied these accusations.
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