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La guerra híbrida toca Europa del Norte: drones cierran aeropuertos en Dinamarca y Noruega

La primera ministra de Dinamarca, Mette Frederiksen, denunció el sobrevuelo de drones como el “ataque más grave contra una infraestructura crítica”

Passengers are seen in front of a bord displaying flight informations at the Copenhagen Airport in Copenhagen, Denmark, on September 23, 2025. Danish police said that whoever was responsible for flying large drones over Copenhagen airport appeared to have been knowledgeable, as flights resumed in Denmark and Norway capitals following a night of travel chaos. Airports in Copenhagen and Oslo reopened on Tuesday, September 23, hours after unidentified drones in their airspace caused dozens of flights to be diverted or cancelled, disrupting thousands of passengers. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP)
Passengers are seen in front of a bord displaying flight informations at the Copenhagen Airport in Copenhagen, Denmark, on September 23, 2025. Danish police said that whoever was responsible for flying large drones over Copenhagen airport appeared to have been knowledgeable, as flights resumed in Denmark and Norway capitals following a night of travel chaos. Airports in Copenhagen and Oslo reopened on Tuesday, September 23, hours after unidentified drones in their airspace caused dozens of flights to be diverted or cancelled, disrupting thousands of passengers. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP) SERGEI GAPON
Passengers are seen in front of a bord displaying flight informations at the Copenhagen Airport in Copenhagen, Denmark, on September 23, 2025. Danish police said that whoever was responsible for flying large drones over Copenhagen airport appeared to have been knowledgeable, as flights resumed in Denmark and Norway capitals following a night of travel chaos. Airports in Copenhagen and Oslo reopened on Tuesday, September 23, hours after unidentified drones in their airspace caused dozens of flights to be diverted or cancelled, disrupting thousands of passengers. (Photo by Sergei GAPON / AFP)
La terminal aérea de la capital danesa y la de Oslo, en Noruega, cerraron durante varias horas en la noche del lunes al martes por la aparición de drones en sus alrededores. (Foto: Sergei GAPON / AFP) (SERGEI GAPON/AFP)

Copenhague, Dinamarca. La primera ministra de Dinamarca denunció el martes el sobrevuelo de drones que provocó el cierre temporal del aeropuerto de Copenhague como el “ataque más grave contra una infraestructura crítica” en el país.

La terminal aérea de la capital danesa y la de Oslo, en Noruega, cerraron durante varias horas en la noche del lunes al martes por la aparición de drones en sus alrededores, lo que causó el desvío o cancelación de decenas de vuelos.

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