Both Copenhagen and Oslo airports shut down late Monday night time after drones have been noticed of their airspace, forcing flights to be diverted or canceled and leaving tens of hundreds of passengers stranded.
Earlier Tuesday, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated she “can’t rule out in any approach that it’s Russia” behind Monday night time’s drone incident.
“What we noticed final night time is essentially the most critical assault on Danish essential infrastructure up to now,” she informed Danish media, including that the “apparent” motive behind the assault was “to disrupt and create unrest. To trigger concern. To see how far you’ll be able to go and take a look at the boundaries.”
In current weeks, Russia deployed drones over Poland and three Russian warplanes spent 12 minutes violating Estonian airspace earlier than NATO jets diverted them.
