Overview
- Airspace over Aalborg was closed for about an hour overnight, with one KLM flight returning to Amsterdam and an SAS flight from Copenhagen canceled, according to police and FlightRadar24.
- Authorities describe a coordinated pattern of large drone overflights targeting several airports and a Danish airbase this week, calling it a hybrid attack by a professional actor without a direct military threat.
- Investigators are examining reports that the Russian landing ship Aleksandr Shabalin operated near Langeland with its tracking off; Moscow denies any involvement and calls the claims baseless.
- Denmark plans to procure drone detection and neutralization systems and will propose a law enabling operators of critical infrastructure to shoot down threatening drones.
- NATO and European leaders, including Germany and France, pledged deterrence and support, and Danish police heightened vigilance along the German border for possible drone transports.