The European Union’s top diplomat, Kaja Kallas, describes an alleged attempted attack on a German airport blamed on Russia as “state-sponsored terrorism,” as Europe discusses possible responses.
The reports frame the comments as part of broader EU deliberations after the alleged incident involving drones. Both outlets present Kallas’s characterization as a political signal aimed at how the EU views the incident and responsibility, while indicating that further measures are being considered. The coverage focuses on the attribution to Russia and the EU’s intent to respond, rather than providing detailed operational findings or an agreed EU action plan at this stage.
