Alarm has been marked in Denmarkas four airports have suspended their operation because of appearance Drones in various parts of the country, police said today.
The airports of Aalborg, Esberg, Sonderburg and Skrintstroup have been closed since the appearance of drones in Denmark, two days after he had The operation of the Copenhagen International Airport is suspended for the same reason.
Police have announced that there are similarities between the incidents, noting that the suspension of the Aalborg airport also affects the country’s armed forces as it is also used as a military basis.
‘We cannot yet comment on the purpose of drones flying in the area, Nor can we say anything about who is behind it, “said Archbishop Gesper Bogaard Manchen, as authorities’ investigations are ongoing.
“If we are given the opportunity, we will break down the drones”he added. Police said they did not believe there was a risk to passengers at the airport or residents, but asked the public to keep distances from the area.
Denmark police at dawn on Thursday announced that drones are no longer in the airspace over Alburg airport.
They even said that the drones were visible from the ground and added that they could not exclude the possibility that the activity was a farce.
BREAKING: Royal Danish Air Force helicopters are currently airborne over North Jutland, carrying elite soldiers tasked with monitoring and potentially neutralizing unidentified drones flying over Aalborg Airport in Northern Denmark.
Footage shows drones over Aalborg airport. pic.twitter.com/pToorYvTwI
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Responding to reports of unmanned aircraft in Esberg, Sonderburg and Skrintstroup, police said they said they ‘Take the situation seriously’but cannot comment on the motivation.
Monday night (22.09.2025) had closed for about three hours the Norwegian capital airport because of unmanned aircraft seen in the Oslo region.
Europe is on a state of high alert following the report of Russian unmanned aircraft (drones) in many NATO Member States. Last week, Estonia and Poland requested consultation with other NATO members, After breach of its airspace from Russia in separate incidents.
Romania, another NATO member, also said that Russian unmanned aircraft violated its airspace.