After a nine-month investigation, Danish police have closed the high-profile Copenhagen Airport drone case, saying they found no evidence that drones were ever present. The probe began after suspected flying objects briefly disrupted airport operations and sparked claims of possible Russian involvement. Investigators reviewed radar data, CCTV footage, witness statements, photos, and videos before concluding there was no proof of hostile activity. The findings have raised fresh questions about early accusations, hybrid warfare claims, and the challenges of identifying aerial threats near critical infrastructure.
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