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Chanceler alemão Merz avisa que atacantes vão "pagar o preço" após incidente com drone no Aeroporto de Leipzig
O chanceler alemão Merz alertou que os perpetradores vão "pagar o preço" após um ataque de drone no Aeroporto de Leipzig, afirmando que o incidente demonstra uma "ameaça muito real" para a nação.
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O chanceler alemão Merz emitiu um aviso de que os atacantes vão "pagar o preço" após um incidente com drone no Aeroporto de Leipzig. Ao comentar a situação, Merz afirmou que o ataque com drones destaca a "ameaça muito real" que a Alemanha enfrenta atualmente. A declaração reforça as crescentes preocupações de segurança em torno da infraestrutura nacional e de potenciais ameaças aéreas dentro do país.
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