Denmark has reported multiple instances of unidentified drones observed near its military installations, including Karup Air Base, Aalborg Airport, and Skrydstrup Air Base, between September 22 and 28, 2025. These sightings have led to temporary airspace closures and heightened security measures. The Danish Ministry of Defence has deployed various counter-drone capabilities in response, although specific details about the number of drones and the nature of the deployments have not been disclosed. In response to these incidents, Denmark has implemented a nationwide ban on civilian drone flights. Additionally, Sweden has provided military anti-drone systems and radar equipment to assist in securing upcoming European summits in Copenhagen. NATO has also increased its presence in the Baltic Sea region, deploying a German air defense frigate to aid in airspace surveillance. While no perpetrators have been officially identified, Danish authorities have expressed concerns about potential hybrid attacks, possibly linked to Russian activities. However, Russia has denied any involvement in these drone incursions. #Denmark #DroneSightings #MilitarySecurity #NATO #HybridThreats #AirspaceSecurity #CounterDroneMeasures #EuropeanSummits #SwedenSupport
