European countries will send their military and equipment to Denmark: what is the reason?

France, Germany and Sweden have announced the dispatch of military and anti-drone systems to Denmark, where a European summit will be held.

This was reported by Reuters.

Thus, European countries want to strengthen security amid drone incursions into Danish airspace.

In particular, Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson informed that his country has already sent several radars and will also send “Counter-UAVs” – systems for combating drones.

Separately, Swedish police said they would send “significant forces” to Copenhagen at Denmark’s request.

France has announced its intention to send a Fennec military helicopter, as well as a team of 35 personnel who will work on combating drones.

Germany, in turn, will send about 40 soldiers to Copenhagen to help detect, identify and protect against UAVs. They will be in Denmark until October 7 and will have the necessary equipment with them.

Earlier , operations at Aalborg Airport in northern Denmark were temporarily suspended due to the appearance of unidentified drones in the airspace.
By the way, on the evening of September 25, Aalborg Airport, located in North Jutland, was temporarily closed due to the recorded presence of unknown drones in its airspace.

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