Denmark Confirms Fresh Drone Activity Near Military Bases, Sweden Offers Aid Amid Escalating Tensions
Denmark Confirms Fresh Drone Activity Near Military Bases, Sweden Offers Aid Amid Escalating Tensions
The Danish defense ministry has confirmed new drone activity near its military installations, including Skrydstrup Air Base and the Jutland Dragoon Regiment, following a week of heightened aerial incidents. These latest sightings, reported on Friday and Saturday, come as Denmark grapples with what Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen described as a “hybrid war,” blaming an unnamed “professional actor” for the disruptions.
In response to the escalating situation, Danish officials have accepted an offer from Sweden to provide military anti-drone capabilities. This assistance arrives just ahead of a critical EU leaders’ meeting scheduled for next week in Copenhagen, where regional security concerns are expected to be a key topic. German authorities also reported suspected espionage-related drone sightings near the Danish border in Schleswig-Holstein on Friday night, underscoring the broader regional implications of the ongoing drone activity.
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