German authorities have blamed Russia for a failed drone attack on Leipzig airport, prompting the EU and NATO to vow increased pressure on Moscow. The incident, which occurred in Schkeuditz, Germany, has intensified calls for stricter measures against Russian influence. EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas warned of more sanctions and a potential visa ban for Russian ex-combatants. German investigators have identified suspects with Russian links, raising concerns over state-sponsored sabotage. Russia has denied involvement and warned of retaliation. The attack has heightened security fears across Europe, with member states showing broad support for tighter controls on Russian nationals. As investigations continue, the situation underscores growing tensions between Western nations and Russia.