Munich airport reopened after the flight scenes of flights overnight

Officials said Munich airport was temporarily closed overnight after many drones in the region, the latest mysterious drone in the airspace of European countries for European Union members.

Airport operators said in a statement that air traffic control in Germany was restricted at the airport shortly from 10 pm local time on Thursday and then stopped it completely. Seventeen trips were unable to take off, which affected nearly 3000 passengers, while 15 trips came to three other airports in Germany and one in Vienna.

Stefan Bayer, a federal police spokesman in Germany at Munich Airport, said that flights inside and outside the airport resumed at 5 am. The authorities were not able to immediately provide any information about who was responsible for lighting.

A statement from the airport early Friday said that there were “several drones”, without clarification. Bayer said it was not immediately clear the number of drones may be involved. He said that the police, airlines and “ordinary people around the airport” were among the witnesses who reported the unmanned aircraft views.

After closing the corridors, the Federal Police deployed helicopters and other means to try to track drones, but no signs can be found, Bayer said.

Hundreds of passengers spent tonight in an extraerial family prepared in the stations or were transferred to hotels; The blankets, drinks and snacks were distributed to it, according to the German news agency DPA.

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The accident was the latest in a series of mysterious drone scenes on airports as well as other critical infrastructure sites in many European Union member states. 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, but the European authorities expressed its fears that Russia could be behind. The Russian authorities have rejected their claims to be involved in the recent drone accidents in Denmark. Officials in Russia and the ally of the ally close to last month admitted that some drones were used as part of the Russian war in Ukraine, the European Union member and NATO Poland entered the lands of NATO Poland, which led to a stampede by the Polish allies and NATO allies in which the combat aircraft were deployed to drop them.

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Ukrainian President Folodimir Zelinski, whose country has increasingly relied on drones in his battle against Russia, warned of the dangers of devastating armament and the risk of using artificial intelligence in weapons.

The drones were focused on the top of the European Union and European leaders in Copenhagen this week. The authorities pledged to intensify measures to reduce and thwart the threat posed by drones.

Separately, the Russian-related oil tanker, which was resulted in the authorities in France-who was suspected of being involved in the incursions of drones in Denmark-in the sea on Friday.

The French authorities said before leaving that the carrier leader would be tried in February because the alleged crew refused to cooperate when the French authorities stopped and resigned. French prosecutor Stefan Keleneberger said that the French naval investigation concluded that the ship coming from Russia is heading to India with a “large oil shipment”, which has not fly. The carrier has also changed names several times.