Authorities in Denmark and Norway on the intervening night of Tuesday (Sep 23) spotted drone activities near the main airports of Copenhagen and Oslo, prompting the closure of airports. Issuing a statement, Denmark termed the incident as the most serious attack yet on its critical infrastructure and linked it to a series of suspected Russian drone incursions and other disruptions across Europe. However, Russia denied any involvement in the said incident.&nbsp;&nbsp;Read more |<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/russia-denies-airspace-incursion-in-estonia-says-spreading-unfounded-claims-to-stoke-tensions-1758541289959"> Russia denies airspace incursion in Estonia, says ‘spreading unfounded claims to stoke tensions’</a>&nbsp;Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, while addressing the daily briefing call, said, “We hear unfounded accusations from there every time. Perhaps a party that takes a serious, responsible position shouldn’t make such unfounded accusations time and again.” Peskov's statement came after Danish PM Mette Frederiksen said, “We are obviously not ruling out any options in relation to who is behind it. And it is clear that this fits in with the developments we have observed recently with other drone attacks, violations of airspace, and hacker attacks on European airports. I certainly cannot deny in any way that it is Russia.” Peskov had stressed a day earlier that Russian aircraft "do not violate" international law. Peskov said that the claims by Poland, Estonia and Romania are ‘baseless and unfounded’, adding: “Our military has declared that our aircraft observe international rules during all their flights and do not violate them in any way.”&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/trump-demands-seven-nobels-for-solving-7-wars-takes-credit-for-india-pak-ceasefire-1758451846484">Trump Demands Seven Nobels for 'Solving' 7 Wars, Takes Credit for India-Pak Ceasefire</a>&nbsp;Poland, on September 9, confirmed that it shot down Russian drones that entered its airspace in a strike towards Ukraine. This was the first time since the start of the war in 2022 that a Russian incursion was reported in NATO nations bordering Russia-Ukraine. Romania was the second NATO country to report a Russian drone had breached its airspace on September 14. Then on Friday, Estonia requested an urgent consultation with other Nato members after three Russian warplanes entered its airspace “without permission and remained there for a total of 12 minutes.”&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/trump-mistakes-armenia-for-albania-and-stumbles-on-azerbaijan-1758467154479">Trump Mistakes Armenia for Albania and Stumbles on Azerbaijan</a>&nbsp;On Sep 20, Britain said its fighter jets conducted a NATO air defence mission over Poland as part of an allied response to Russian drone incursions. Moscow has downplayed these incidents and has said that it has "no plans to target" facilities in Poland. These incidents have exposed the difference between European leaders' urgent calls for action against Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump's muted response to these calls.

Drone activity near Copenhagen and Oslo airports forced closures, with Denmark calling it a major attack on critical infrastructure. PM Frederiksen hinted at Russian involvement amid similar incidents across Europe. The Kremlin strongly denied the accusations, calling them baseless and unfounded.

Authorities in Denmark and Norway on the intervening night of Tuesday (Sep 23) spotted drone activities near the main airports of Copenhagen and Oslo, prompting the closure of airports. Issuing a statement, Denmark termed the incident as the most serious attack yet on its critical infrastructure and linked it to a series of suspected Russian drone incursions and other disruptions across Europe. However, Russia denied any involvement in the said incident. Read more | Russia denies airspace incursion in Estonia, says ‘spreading unfounded claims to stoke tensions’ Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov, while addressing the daily briefing call, said, “We hear unfounded accusations from there every time. Perhaps a party that takes a serious, responsible position shouldn’t make such unfounded accusations time and again.” Peskov's statement came after Danish PM Mette Frederiksen said, “We are obviously not ruling out any options in relation to who is behind it. And it is clear that this fits in with the developments we have observed recently with other drone attacks, violations of airspace, and hacker attacks on European airports. I certainly cannot deny in any way that it is Russia.” Peskov had stressed a day earlier that Russian aircraft "do not violate" international law. Peskov said that the claims by Poland, Estonia and Romania are ‘baseless and unfounded’, adding: “Our military has declared that our aircraft observe international rules during all their flights and do not violate them in any way.” Read More | Trump Demands Seven Nobels for 'Solving' 7 Wars, Takes Credit for India-Pak Ceasefire Poland, on September 9, confirmed that it shot down Russian drones that entered its airspace in a strike towards Ukraine. This was the first time since the start of the war in 2022 that a Russian incursion was reported in NATO nations bordering Russia-Ukraine. Romania was the second NATO country to report a Russian drone had breached its airspace on September 14. Then on Friday, Estonia requested an urgent consultation with other Nato members after three Russian warplanes entered its airspace “without permission and remained there for a total of 12 minutes.” Read More | Trump Mistakes Armenia for Albania and Stumbles on Azerbaijan On Sep 20, Britain said its fighter jets conducted a NATO air defence mission over Poland as part of an allied response to Russian drone incursions. Moscow has downplayed these incidents and has said that it has "no plans to target" facilities in Poland. These incidents have exposed the difference between European leaders' urgent calls for action against Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump's muted response to these calls.

Drone activity near Copenhagen and Oslo airports forced closures, with Denmark calling it a major attack on critical infrastructure. PM Frederiksen hinted at Russian involvement amid similar incidents across Europe. The Kremlin strongly denied the accusations, calling them baseless&nbsp;

'Unfounded accusations everytime': Russia denies involvement in drone flights over airports in Denmark, Norway

In yet another violation, Germany on Sunday (Sep 21) said that it sent two Eurofighters to track a Russian IL-20m military aircraft that had entered neutral airspace over the Baltic Sea. The German Air Force then handed the escort over to NATO partners in Sweden. The reported incident comes two days before NATO's North Atlantic Council meeting on Tuesday to discuss Russia's violation of Estonian airspace, reported news agency Reuters. Three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets had reportedly entered Estonian airspace without permission on Friday and stayed for a total of 12 minutes before they were forced to withdraw.&nbsp;"Once again, our quick reaction alert force, consisting of two Eurofighters, was tasked by NATO with investigating an unidentified aircraft without a flight plan or radio contact in international airspace. It was a Russian IL-20M reconnaissance aircraft. After visual identification, we handed over escort duties for the aircraft to our Swedish NATO partners and returned to Rostock-Laage," Germany's air force said in a statement.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-i-should-get-a-nobel-prize-for-each-one-trump-demands-seven-nobels-for-solving-7-wars-once-again-takes-credit-for-india-pak-war-1758442668041">'I should get a Nobel Prize for each one': Trump demands seven Nobels for 'solving' 7 wars, once again takes credit for India-Pak war</a>&nbsp;In September, Poland on Sep 9, confirmed that it shot down Russian drones that entered its airspace in strike towards Ukraine. This was first time since the start of the war since 2022 that Russian incursion was reported in NATO nations bordering Russia-Ukraine. Romania was the second NATO country to report a Russian drone had breached its airspace on September 14. Then on Friday, Estonia requested an urgent consultation with other Nato members after three Russian warplanes entered its airspace “without permission and remained there for a total of 12 minutes.”&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/trump-mistakes-armenia-for-albania-and-stumbles-on-azerbaijan-1758467154479">Trump Mistakes Armenia for Albania and Stumbles on Azerbaijan</a>In response, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of “deliberately targeting” NATO countries. On Sep 20, Britain said it's fighter jets conducted a NATO air defence mission over Poland as part of an allied response to Russian drone incursions. Moscow has downplayed these incidents and has said that it has "no plans to target" facilities in Poland. These incidents have exposed the difference between European leaders' urgent calls for action against Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump's muted response to these calls.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/videos/trump-demands-seven-nobels-for-solving-7-wars-takes-credit-for-india-pak-ceasefire-1758451846484">Trump Demands Seven Nobels for 'Solving' 7 Wars, Takes Credit for India-Pak Ceasefire</a>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>&nbsp;</h2>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;<h2>&nbsp;</h2>

Germany scrambled two Eurofighters to intercept a Russian IL-20M over the Baltic Sea, later handing escort to Sweden. The incident follows Russian MiG-31 jets violating Estonian airspace, ahead of NATO talks on Tuesday.

In yet another violation, Germany on Sunday (Sep 21) said that it sent two Eurofighters to track a Russian IL-20m military aircraft that had entered neutral airspace over the Baltic Sea. The German Air Force then handed the escort over to NATO partners in Sweden. The reported incident comes two days before NATO's North Atlantic Council meeting on Tuesday to discuss Russia's violation of Estonian airspace, reported news agency Reuters. Three Russian MiG-31 fighter jets had reportedly entered Estonian airspace without permission on Friday and stayed for a total of 12 minutes before they were forced to withdraw. "Once again, our quick reaction alert force, consisting of two Eurofighters, was tasked by NATO with investigating an unidentified aircraft without a flight plan or radio contact in international airspace. It was a Russian IL-20M reconnaissance aircraft. After visual identification, we handed over escort duties for the aircraft to our Swedish NATO partners and returned to Rostock-Laage," Germany's air force said in a statement. Read More | 'I should get a Nobel Prize for each one': Trump demands seven Nobels for 'solving' 7 wars, once again takes credit for India-Pak war In September, Poland on Sep 9, confirmed that it shot down Russian drones that entered its airspace in strike towards Ukraine. This was first time since the start of the war since 2022 that Russian incursion was reported in NATO nations bordering Russia-Ukraine. Romania was the second NATO country to report a Russian drone had breached its airspace on September 14. Then on Friday, Estonia requested an urgent consultation with other Nato members after three Russian warplanes entered its airspace “without permission and remained there for a total of 12 minutes.” Read More | Trump Mistakes Armenia for Albania and Stumbles on Azerbaijan In response, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky accused Russia of “deliberately targeting” NATO countries. On Sep 20, Britain said it's fighter jets conducted a NATO air defence mission over Poland as part of an allied response to Russian drone incursions. Moscow has downplayed these incidents and has said that it has "no plans to target" facilities in Poland. These incidents have exposed the difference between European leaders' urgent calls for action against Russian President Vladimir Putin and US President Donald Trump's muted response to these calls. Read More | Trump Demands Seven Nobels for 'Solving' 7 Wars, Takes Credit for India-Pak Ceasefire

Germany scrambled two Eurofighters to intercept a Russian IL-20M over the Baltic Sea, later handing escort to Sweden. The incident follows Russian MiG-31 jets violating Estonian airspace, ahead of NATO talks on Tuesday.

Russian military plane spotted over Baltic Sea; Germany sends jets to track it - What's happening

US President Donald Trump has broken his silence on the alleged Russian incursion of Polish airspace on Wed (Sep 10). In a post on Truth Social, Trump shared a confused response and asked what is with Russia “violating Poland’s airspace.” He ended his one-line reaction with ‘Here we go.’ This comes after the US ambassador to NATO said that Washington stands by its allies and NATO “will defend every inch of its territory.” Several Russian drones were downed by Poland overnight, with Warsaw accusing Moscow of violating its airspace. Poland alleged that the drones entered its airspace during Russia's strike on Ukraine.&nbsp;&nbsp;<figure class="image"><img src="https://cdn1.wionews.com/prod/wion/images/2025/20250910/image-1757519376259.png"></figure>Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/-no-accident-zelensky-accuses-russia-deliberately-targeting-poland-calls-for-joint-european-air-defence-system-1757503422121">‘No accident’: Zelensky accuses Russia ‘deliberately targeting’ Poland, calls for joint European air defence system</a><h2>How Poland reacted?</h2>Meanwhile, Poland invoked NATO's Article 4, which allows its members to hold urgent talks when faced with a situation that undermines "territorial integrity, political independence or security." This is being termed as Russia's direct engagement with NATO since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that Poland is ready to react to any attacks or provocations, stating that Russian action was a "large-scale provocation.' "The situation is serious, and no one doubts that we must prepare for various scenarios," Tusk said. Polish interior ministry said that a house and a car had been damaged after as many as seven drones and debris from an unknown projectile were also found.&nbsp;Read More |<a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/russia-breaks-silence-on-poland-drone-incursion-kremlin-says-defence-ministry-will-1757505024684"> Russia breaks silence on Poland drone incursion, Kremlin says ‘defence ministry will...’&nbsp;</a><h2>What is Russia's response?</h2>However, in its first response, the Kremlin first said that it is the “prerogative” of the Defence Ministry. Then, the Ministry of Defence said that their intentions were not to enter the Polish airspace, and they are ready to talk with the Polish counterpart. Soon after, the Russian foreign ministry said that Poland is spreading myths about Russia. Speaking to the media, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that it is for the Ministry of Defence to respond to the matter. "We prefer not to comment, it is not within our competence, it is the prerogative of the Ministry of Defence," Peskov said. News agency AFP said that there has been no response from the Ministry of Defence or any other Russian official so far. The Russian Army said, "There were no intentions to engage any targets on the territory of Poland. We are ready to hold consultations on this subject with the Polish defence ministry," Russia's defence ministry said in a statement in English, without confirming or denying that its drones had entered Polish airspace. The Russian foreign ministry, on the other hand, said that Poland is spreading “myths” and failing to provide proof of their allegation.&nbsp;Read More | <a href="https://www.wionews.com/world/after-russian-drone-incursion-poland-invokes-nato-article-4-what-it-means-1757497877310">After Russian drone incursion, Poland invokes NATO Article 4 – What it means</a> &nbsp;

US President Trump reacted to Russia’s alleged drone incursion into Polish airspace. Poland accused Moscow of violating its airspace and invoked NATO Article 4. Russia denied intent, while tensions rose over drone damage and NATO pledged to defend its territory.

US President Donald Trump has broken his silence on the alleged Russian incursion of Polish airspace on Wed (Sep 10). In a post on Truth Social, Trump shared a confused response and asked what is with Russia “violating Poland’s airspace.” He ended his one-line reaction with ‘Here we go.’ This comes after the US ambassador to NATO said that Washington stands by its allies and NATO “will defend every inch of its territory.” Several Russian drones were downed by Poland overnight, with Warsaw accusing Moscow of violating its airspace. Poland alleged that the drones entered its airspace during Russia's strike on Ukraine. Read More | ‘No accident’: Zelensky accuses Russia ‘deliberately targeting’ Poland, calls for joint European air defence system How Poland reacted? Meanwhile, Poland invoked NATO's Article 4, which allows its members to hold urgent talks when faced with a situation that undermines "territorial integrity, political independence or security." This is being termed as Russia's direct engagement with NATO since the beginning of the Russia-Ukraine war in 2022. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk said that Poland is ready to react to any attacks or provocations, stating that Russian action was a "large-scale provocation.' "The situation is serious, and no one doubts that we must prepare for various scenarios," Tusk said. Polish interior ministry said that a house and a car had been damaged after as many as seven drones and debris from an unknown projectile were also found. Read More | Russia breaks silence on Poland drone incursion, Kremlin says ‘defence ministry will...’ What is Russia's response? However, in its first response, the Kremlin first said that it is the “prerogative” of the Defence Ministry. Then, the Ministry of Defence said that their intentions were not to enter the Polish airspace, and they are ready to talk with the Polish counterpart. Soon after, the Russian foreign ministry said that Poland is spreading myths about Russia. Speaking to the media, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said that it is for the Ministry of Defence to respond to the matter. "We prefer not to comment, it is not within our competence, it is the prerogative of the Ministry of Defence," Peskov said. News agency AFP said that there has been no response from the Ministry of Defence or any other Russian official so far. The Russian Army said, "There were no intentions to engage any targets on the territory of Poland. We are ready to hold consultations on this subject with the Polish defence ministry," Russia's defence ministry said in a statement in English, without confirming or denying that its drones had entered Polish airspace. The Russian foreign ministry, on the other hand, said that Poland is spreading “myths” and failing to provide proof of their allegation. Read More | After Russian drone incursion, Poland invokes NATO Article 4 – What it means

US President Trump reacted to Russia’s alleged drone incursion into Polish airspace. Poland accused Moscow of violating its airspace and invoked NATO Article 4. Russia denied intent, while tensions rose over drone damage and NATO pledged to defend its territory.

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'Unfounded accusations everytime': Russia denies involvement in drone flights over airports in Denmark, Norway

Russian military plane spotted over Baltic Sea; Germany sends jets to track it

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