Denmark said drones that disrupted flights at several of its airports this week were likely launched by a “professional actor" but there is no evidence linking Russia. The incidents have raised concerns across Europe, already on edge over Moscow’s war in Ukraine.

What happened In Denmark?

On Wednesday night, Aalborg airport in northern Denmark was forced to close for several hours after drones with green lights were spotted overhead. Around the same time, drones were reported near three smaller airports- Esbjerg, Sønderborg and Skrydstrup. Later, suspected drones caused a temporary shutdown of Billund airport, one of Denmark’s busiest. Airspace was reopened after 03:00 local time but at least three flights had already been diverted. Two days earlier, Copenhagen airport also shut down bri

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