Overview
- Copenhagen’s Kastrup and Oslo resumed operations after multi-hour closures that diverted flights and left lingering delays.
- Danish police reported that the drones left the area on their own and that officers did not attempt a shoot-down.
- The origin of the aircraft remains unknown as police coordinate with the Danish Armed Forces and intelligence services, in contact with Norwegian counterparts.
- Authorities and airport operators warned of cancellations and disruptions affecting thousands of passengers.
- Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen called the episode the most serious attack on critical infrastructure, while the Kremlin’s Dmitri Peskov rejected any suggestion of Russian involvement.