STOCKHOLM: Denmark said on Friday (Sep 26) it had accepted Sweden’s offer of anti-drone technology for next week’s European Union summit in Copenhagen, after a spate of mysterious drone sightings at Danish airports.
“Sweden has offered to lend Denmark a military anti-drone capability. Denmark has naturally accepted,” the Danish defence ministry wrote on X.
SWEDEN EXTENDS SUPPORT AHEAD OF EU SUMMIT
Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson said he had spoken with his Danish counterpart Mette Frederiksen to extend the offer.
“We have seen extensive drone activity in different countries the past few days. Very unwelcome drones,” Kristersson told broadcaster TV4.
“And next Wednesday, some 40 heads of government will gather for an EU summit in Copenhagen,” he added.
The summit is scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday.
