The Danish Ministry of Defense said on Sunday that drones at several locations had been observed again overnight, a day after NATO announced that it had announced its vigilance in the Baltic Sea region.
The ministry said in a statement that “several capacities were used”, afterwards Drone sightings From Saturday to Sunday evening. There were no further details about the details of the provision, the number of number of Drone Or places.
This is the latest unexplained drone activity according to several sightings, including over Five Danish airports last weekCauses regarding security in Northern Europe in the middle of the suspicion, the growing Russian aggression.
After a NATO meeting in Riga, Latvia, on Saturday, Colonel Martin O’Donnell, spokesman for the Supreme Center Allied Powers Europe, announced that “we still improved vigilance with new multi-domaina assets in the Baltic Sea region in the Baltic Sea region, which contains Denmark, under the Eastern matter.”
He also said that after the drone sightings, NATO leaders were constantly in contact with Danish officials.
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While Denmark is preparing for the upcoming summit of the European Union in Copenhagen, the Danish Ministry of Transport said on Sunday that “all civilian drones that fly in Danish airspace will be banned from Monday to Friday” in order to “remove the risk that enemy drones can be confused, with legal drones and vice versa.”
“We cannot accept that foreign drones, as we have recently experienced, create uncertainty and disorders in society. At the same time, Denmark will host the EU leader in the coming week, where we will also concentrate on safety,” said Danish Transport Minister Thomas Danielsen in a statement.
“A violation of the ban can lead to a fine or imprisonment for up to two years,” the explanation said.
The ban does not apply to military drone flights, drones used by state aviation, including police and emergency drone operations as well as local and regional emergency and health-related drone operations.
On Sunday afternoon, the Danish Ministry of Defense announced that the German air defense FSG Hamburg had arrived in Copenhagen.
“Here the ship will contribute to strengthening the monitoring of airspace in Denmark in connection with the upcoming EU summit in Copenhagen,” said the ministry in a statement.
“The German frigate is part of NATO’s Baltic Sentry activity, which is supposed to strengthen the presence of NATO along the eastern flank of Allianz.”
Regardless of this, Germany said that, after a request from Denmark, his armed forces would provide military support for the upcoming EU summit, which is also known as C-SUAs, which are also known as detection systems that use radar, optical and acoustic technologies.
Sweden had previously announced that “Denmark would give a military anti-throne ability without giving further details.
The tensions have been raised in Denmark in the past few days in Denmark, according to reports on drone activities and hundreds of possible sightings by affected citizens who could not be officially confirmed. Nevertheless, the public was asked to report all suspicious activities to the police.
On September 25, the Danish Minister of Justice Peter Hummelgaard said that the goal of the overflights was to sow and add fear and dividing that the country will search for additional opportunities to neutralize drones, including the suggestions to enable the infrastructure owners to be able to shoot them down.
Although it is not clear who is behind the drone activity, the Secretary General of Denmark and NATO secretary said last week that Russian participation could not be excluded.
The Russian embassy in Denmark leaned on the participation of Moscow last week in the incidents.
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