Summary
Unidentified drones have been spotted flying over Denmark’s military locations, including its largest base. The Danish government links these incidents to possible Russian involvement and calls them "hybrid attacks." The sightings have caused several airports in Scandinavia to close temporarily, raising regional tensions.
Key Facts
- Unidentified drones flew over Denmark’s military sites, including Karup, Denmark's largest base.
- Denmark’s government suspects Russian involvement in what they call "hybrid attacks."
- Sightings prompted temporary closures of several airports in Denmark and Oslo, Norway.
- The Karup base, shared with a civilian airport, witnessed drones on Friday evening.
- Danish investigators have not identified who is responsible for the drone flights.
- Danish Prime Minister and Defence Minister suggest the incursions are from a "professional actor."
- Russia denies involvement, labeling the claims a "staged provocation."
- Denmark plans to improve its defenses, and EU countries are discussing stronger anti-drone measures.
