Munich airport in Germany after the second closure associated with drones is reopened within 24 hours

Munich Airport in Germany was reopened on Saturday morning after the authorities were closed the second night in less than 24 hours after two additional hours after two Scenes of dronesThe officials said.

Close operations are the latest after a mysterious drone pilot in the airspace of the European Union member countries.

The airport, one of the largest Germany, was reopened gradually at 7 am local time on Saturday. Aircraft usually begin to take off at 5 am

The agency said in a statement on Saturday that unmanned viewers were confirmed short of 11 pm on Friday near the northern and southern corridors of the airport. The drones flew before identifying them.

The airport said in a statement that the delay is expected to continue throughout Saturday. At least 6,500 passengers were closed overnight from Friday to Saturday.

The previous closure, Thursday night until Friday, affected nearly 3000 passengers.

The authorities were not able to immediately provide any information about who was responsible for lighting.

The accident was the latest in a A series of mysterious drone scenes accidents On airports as well as other critical infrastructure sites in many European Union member states. Also, drones were seen overnight in Belgium Above a military base.

At the end of last week, the Danish Ministry of Defense said that “drones were observed in many Danish defense facilities” overnight on Friday to Saturday. the Renew the scenes of drones Come after there were many drones in the northern country earlier this week, some temporarily closed the Danish airports.

A drone in Oslo, the capital of Norway, a member of NATO but not part of the European Union, also affected flights there late last month.

It was not immediately clear who was behind the bridges. The European authorities have expressed their concerns about their implementation by Russia, although some experts have noticed that anyone with drones could be behind them. The Russian authorities have rejected involvement calls, including in recent drones in Denmark.

Alexander Dobrint, the Minister of the Interior in Germany, said that some of his European counterparts will discuss incursions of drones and the “drone and defense and defense plan” at a meeting this weekend in Munich.

“We are in a race between the threat of drones and the defense of drones. We want and must win this race,” said West Sarbkin, where he joined German counselor Friedrich Mirz and French President Emmanuel Macron at a ceremony to celebrate the thirty -fifth anniversary of Germany’s reunification.