Summary
Denmark has temporarily banned civilian drone flights due to security concerns related to a European Union summit in Copenhagen. The decision aims to ensure safety amid recent drone sightings near military sites and airports. Authorities are investigating the source of these drones and are considering possible foreign involvement.
Key Facts
- Denmark banned civilian drone flights to enhance security for an EU summit in Copenhagen.
- The ban lasts until October 3, and breaking it could lead to fines or imprisonment.
- The ban follows reports of unidentified drones above Danish military sites and airports.
- Denmark is currently leading the Council of the EU, increasing international attention.
- Authorities have not identified who is behind the drone activities.
- The incidents have caused airport closures in Copenhagen, Oslo, Aalborg, and Billund.
- Danish officials are investigating possible links to foreign entities, including Russia.
- Other countries like Norway and Romania have also reported similar drone activity.
