Drones paralyze Copenhagen and Oslo airports in a precise, coordinated attack that exposes Europe’s airspace vulnerabilities
Europe’s skies screamed Monday night. Copenhagen and Oslo, two of Scandinavia’s busiest airports, froze under an invisible threat. Large drones slipped into restricted airspace, hovering low, blinking lights, turning, vanishing. Flight controllers ran from screens to radios, passengers froze, flights ground to silence. Denmark’s Prime Minister called it an attack. “I consider this a serious …