Copenhagen Airport closed for hours with large aircraft of unidentified drones as they fly nearby

Copenhagen, Denmark – Flights at Copenhagen Airport resumed early on Tuesday after being suspended or converted overnight due to the unmanned aircraft views. The police reported two to three large unlimited drones on Monday evening, forcing the outgoing flights at the largest airport in the Scandinavian countries for the basis and others are transferred to nearby airports.

“The Copenhagen Airport was reopened after its closure due to the activity of drones. However, there will be delay and some of the abolished departures. Passengers are advised to verify their airline to obtain more information,” the airport website said.

Local media showed a great presence of the police in the airport.

Driver accident in the same evening in Oslo, Norway, the airport forced all traffic to move to one runway, according to Norgi broadcaster NRK. The traffic later returned to normal and not clear who was responsible.

Jeans Gerson of the Copenhagen police said at a press conference on Tuesday morning that the perpetrator of the unknown crime in Copenhagen was a pilot who was able to drone with the ability to fly them with several miles to reach the airport. He said that the pilot seemed to show their skills.

“The number, the size, the airline patterns, the time above the airport. All this together … indicates that he is a capable actor. Any capable actor, I do not know,” said Giberson.

He said that the police chose not to shoot down drones due to the risks that their location constitutes near the airport full of passengers and aircraft on nearby fuel runways and warehouses.

Investigators are looking at how drones reach the airport – whether by land or perhaps on the upcoming boats through the strategic rectum to the Baltic Sea.

The authorities said that the authorities could not exclude the possibility of drones to be part of a Russian hybrid attack.

Drivers and Russian warplanes in Europe are concerned

Security concerns were increased in northern Europe after an increase in Russian Vandalism activities And many drones and fighter jet aircraft in NATO airspace in recent weeks, which have seen some European NATO allies in America accuse Moscow of dangerous provocations in the midst of continuous. The Russian invasion of Ukraine.

Russian drones were It was dropped by Polish warplanes and NATO allies After crossing the Polish air area on September 9.

Latvian President Edgar Renkivix said on social media that Russia was testing NATO’s political and military response and aims to reduce Western support for Ukraine through convincing countries to redirect resources towards defending the coalition countries.

Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov denied on Monday that Russian aircraft intervened in Astonia’s airspace, saying that they remained in the international airspace and accusing European countries of “escalating tensions and stirring the atmosphere of confrontation.”

Jonatan Vesivioff, who heads the Estonian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, told the country’s general anniversary, however, that the government has “indifference evidence” on the Russian penetration, adding: “The fact that Russia is all violated.”