Drinid aircraft closed on Copenhagen, the largest airport in Denmark, for hours

Many unidentified drones closed the airspace at Copenhagen Airport on Monday evening, prompting fears that Russia could be behind the bridge over the largest airport in Scandinavia.

The police said there was no indication that drones to three drones were aimed at hurting anyone, and drones disappeared after several hours. However, the accident caused a major disturbance in the air and outside the airport.

While it was not immediately clear who was behind the bridge, the Prime Minister of Denmark and the Secretary -General of NATO said that Russian involvement could not be excluded. Now, Denmark-on the brink of the abyss already due to its proximity to Russia-will join a group of front lines on Friday to discuss the European Union’s plans for a “drone”.

Danish Prime Minister Metty Friedrixen described it as “the most dangerous attack on the critical Danish infrastructure so far.”

“It is too early to say” whether Russia is involved, while a spokesman for Karimin Dmitry Peskov rejected such proposals.

He said in a call on Tuesday with the journalists: “Every time we hear baseless accusations,” he said in a call with reporters, adding that “the party that takes a dangerous and responsible position should not put such unfounded accusations over and over again.”

“Actor Qadir”

Jess Jesperson, chief police inspector at Copenhagen Police, said that officials chose not to shoot down drones because the danger was very large because he was filled with passengers.

Giberson described the operators as a “capable actor” and said they seemed determined to show their skills and perhaps practicing their techniques. It reported that the lights of the drones were operated and stopped and it seems that they are involved in various airlines.

He said about the operators: “All this indicates that you are not outside to attack anyone, but you are outside to appear and perhaps to practice.”

The drones to three drones appear to have transported several kilometers to reach the airport. Investigators are looking at how drones reach the airport – whether by ground or perhaps by boat.

Flights at the airport were resumed early on Tuesday, despite the continued delay and cancellation throughout the day.

In 2023, Gatwick Airport in London was closed for approximately an hour after reporting a drone nearby. In December 2018, more than 140,000 passengers were cut off or delayed during the Christmas season after dozens of Gatwick drones were closed to parts of three consecutive days.

The growing security interests

Security concerns are increasing in northern Europe after the increasing Russian aggression.

On Tuesday, NATO warned Russia that it would use all means to defend any other violations of its air field after it fell earlier this month of Russian drones on the Poland and Estonia report of the storming of Russian combat aircraft last week.

“We see here a clear pattern: Russia is testing the European borders, and it is also validated by our solution and undermines our security all the time,” said Anita Heber, a UNHCR spokeswoman, on Tuesday.

The September 10 incident in Poland was the first direct meeting between NATO and Moscow since Russia launched a comprehensive war on Ukraine on February 24, 2022.