Denmark blames Russia for drone fear games at airports

Danish authorities reported unmanned aircraft activity over multiple airports this week. Officials characterized these incidents as hybrid warfare designed to instill fear among citizens. The government announced plans to purchase advanced drone detection and neutralization technology. One airport remained closed for several hours during the incidents.

Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen identified Russia as Europe's primary security threat following the aerial intrusions. Moscow's embassy rejected any connection to the events and termed them staged provocations. Drones appeared at Aalborg, Esbjerg, Sonderborg airports and Skrydstrup military base before departing. Intelligence services failed to determine the operators' identities.

Defense officials described the coordinated timing across multiple locations as evidence of professional planning. The government considers invoking NATO Article 4 for emergency consultations. France offered assistance securing Danish airspace during the crisis. European Union leaders will convene in Copenhagen next week.
 

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