Unidentified drones have been detected over Ørland Main Air Station in Norway, NATO’s primary hub for F-35 stealth fighter jets, prompting an ongoing investigation by Norwegian authorities. The incident marks a potential security breach at one of the alliance’s most critical installations in the region.

Denmark’s military has reported multiple drone sightings over Air Base Karup, the country’s largest airbase, prompting heightened security measures. The incidents, which occurred over several days, have raised concerns about potential espionage or unauthorized surveillance, though no confirmed threats have been identified. On September 26, 2025, the Danish Armed Forces confirmed that drones were spotted in restricted airspace above the base, located in central Jutland. The sightings follow a pattern of similar incidents across Europe, with several nations reporting unauthorized drone activity near sensitive military sites in recent years.“We are taking these incidents very seriously,” said a spokesperson for the Danish Air Force. “We have increased surveillance and are working with civilian authorities to investigate the origin and purpose of these drones.” The military has deployed additional patrols and advanced detection systems to monitor the airspace. While no group or individual has claimed responsibility, the incidents have sparked speculation about foreign involvement, particularly given Denmark’s strategic role in NATO and its proximity to the Baltic Sea. Authorities have not disclosed whether the drones were commercial or military-grade, nor have they confirmed any connection to previous sightings in the region. Denmark’s Defense Ministry has urged the public to report any suspicious drone activity near military installations. The investigation is ongoing, with cooperation from national police and intelligence services to determine the source of the drones and prevent further incursions. #ww3 #worldwar3