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Berlin's Spy Chief Warns Germany Could Be Pulled Into a Clash With Russia

Berlin's Spy Chief Warns Germany Could Be Pulled Into a Clash With Russia

Germany's foreign intelligence chief has told German MPs the country risks being dragged into a violent conflict with Russia. Martin Jäger said Moscow now treats Berlin as a prime target in its shadow war, citing an attempted drone attack at Leipzig Airport. He sees no sign of a full-scale assault on NATO but warned of smaller covert operations and an unusually brutal winter for Ukraine.

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