The recent appearance of unidentified flying objects over Oslo and Copenhagen has become a point of discussion amid the UN General Assembly. Danish police reported that these objects quickly disappeared in an unknown direction, with details still being investigated. Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen did not rule out possible Russian involvement, and Ukrainian President Zelensky mentioned this incident in his meeting with the IMF leader.
Experts, including those from Defense Express, state that the flight range of Russian UAVs "Shahed" and "Geran-2" now allows them to reach most of Europe, including Scandinavia and southern Italy. Similar drone flight incidents over government buildings are being increasingly observed across Europe.
Analysts emphasize that these cases may be part of a coordinated strategy by Russia and China to intensify pressure on European states. It is noted that current Western air defense systems are not fully prepared for massive drone attacks, and NATO’s response remains limited.
There is further suggestion of potential escalation by Russia and China, possibly aiming to force Europe into negotiations or changing global frameworks. Ukrainian experts highlight the importance of national experience with drone technology and urge stronger engagement from Western partners.
Scandinavian countries announced the start of an intensive investigation into the incident, but no further details are available at this time.
