Rising Tensions: Drone Sightings Spark Security Concerns in Denmark

Denmark faces heightened security concerns after unexplained drone sightings at military sites, prompting NATO to boost its Baltic Sea vigilance. Following similar sightings at Danish airports, NATO commits enhanced surveillance, suggesting Russian involvement, while Denmark enlists military support for drone countermeasures amid rising public alarms.

Heightened security concerns have gripped Denmark following a series of unexplained drone sightings over military locations and civilian airports. The Danish defence ministry confirmed multiple overnight drone observations over the weekend, intensifying fears about potential security breaches linked to suspected Russian aggression.

Amid these developments, NATO announced enhanced surveillance measures in the Baltic Sea region, with a special focus on Denmark. This includes deploying multi-domain intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance assets. Germany and Sweden have also pledged military support, offering anti-drone capabilities to bolster Denmark's efforts in countering the menace.

With tensions mounting, Danish citizens have been urged to report suspicious activities, as government officials consider legislative measures to empower infrastructure owners to neutralize hostile drones. While the cause remains unclear, Russian involvement is not being ruled out, despite Moscow's denials.

(With inputs from agencies.)