At the Berlin airport they began to question Russians who entered the country. It began immediately after Germany announced the strengthening of the control of the entry of Russian citizens entering Germany began to be taken for special talks at the Berlin airport. "Holud" writes about this with reference to eyewitnesses. "Important Stories" received similar testimonials. One of Kholud's interlocutors said that in October, airport employees questioned her future mother-in-law when she flew to Berlin from St. Petersburg for a wedding. The woman went through passport control with a Schengen visa and was given an entry stamp, after which an employee at the airport approached her and asked her to answer a few questions. For questioning, the Russian woman was taken to a separate room, where there were also three women - one asked questions, the second translated, and the third took the protocol. They asked to put the phone in the box; Its contents have not been checked. The Russian was asked about her trip to Germany and her relatives living here. Then they started asking questions about Russia. They asked whether the mobilization affects family members and whether relatives serve. Questions were asked about inflation; As for whether it's noticeable. They were interested in how the woman felt about events in Israel. The investigation lasted an hour, the airport employees behaved politely. During the conversation, they also reported that the conversation was voluntary and could be refused. Another incident that "Ker" writes about occurred at the beginning of October. The publication's interlocutor was invited for questioning when she returned from Istanbul to Germany, where she lives on the basis of a permanent residence permit. The woman went through automatic passport control, and was then detained by an airport employee. He asked to check his passport and handed it to the police officer sitting next to him. Then another man came and ordered me to follow him.