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Poland and Britain summon Russia's ambassador over Leipzig airport attack

Poland and Britain summoned Russia's ambassador in Warsaw to condemn an attack at Leipzig Airport, according to the supplied report.

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The diplomatic response indicates the incident has consequences for relations between Russia and European governments.

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