Danish soldiers hunting suspected drones near Borris Camp may have fired live rounds while commercial passenger jets passed by on TWO separate nights last September. I have cross-checked info from our top general with flight data.
Quadcopter at 15 metres or plane at 11 km? In the Danish military’s new report on last year’s shooting incident, a “fast drone” was seen flying S to N. Judging distance to lights in the night sky is difficult, and soldiers may have mistaken an Atlas Air aircraft cruising at 980 km/h for a drone.
Jeg læser det også sådan. Og sjovt at 20.19 bliver til “cirka 20.20”.
How much precise data the military is willing to disclose remains unclear. The newly released report contains no detailed information on the timing, location, altitude or direction of the reported drone observations.
The military also reveals new details about the drone incidents at Borris. It says live ammunition was fired at suspected drones on three separate occasions, that video exists of a suspected drone, and that a black car was seen speeding away from the area.
Denmark’s military has changed its account of last year’s shooting incident near Borris training area. It now acknowledges a passenger aircraft was overhead when shots were fired, but says soldiers were targeting a drone and that the aircraft was never in danger.
Én time og 45 minutter er da vist, hvad man kan kalde en indkaldelse med kort varsel. Især med tanke på, at redegørelsen har været længe ventet, og at den korte frist i praksis udelukker medier og pressefolk i Jylland fra at deltage fysisk.
Denmark’s military will tonight unveil a revised account of the 2025 Borris drone incident, where soldiers may have fired at a passenger jet. The rewrite follows our reporting, which exposed flaws in the timeline of the military’s original self-clearing report. Content of new report is unknown atm.
They just told me now 09.50 CPH time, that they have no news yet.
They told me yesterday that they had no news about it. I have asked again today - but so far no answers from them.
#Sarmat (and since #Ajax) noticed by local community on the island of #Læsø
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Greenland gains formal recognition as a party to the agreement and promises of commercial contracts, but at the cost of significant restrictions on its future foreign policy and economic freedom of action. In other words, Greenland's dream of true independence now seems more distant than ever.
Denmark fulfills its NATO obligations and secures a long-term U.S. commitment to the defense of the Kingdom of Denmark, while its formal sovereignty remains intact on paper.
I just read the Greenland deal. My take is that it appears to favor the U.S. most: expanded military infrastructure, freedom of operations on land, sea and air, and stronger leverage over foreign investment in Greenland.
Denmark’s Fayard shipyard is preparing to service the LNG tanker Nikolay Yevgenov. The yard is the last in Europe still supporting Russia’s gas industry. The same shipyard is also repairing the Danish frigate Esbern Snare. #awkward.
After a week of mysterious maneuvers off the Danish coast, the Russian tug Sarmat now appears to be leaving the area. Another Russian tug, Ajax, has joined it, and both vessels are currently indicating Murmansk as their destination.
The Russian tugboat Sarmat appears to be towing a large object while conducting unusual back-and-forth movements off the Danish coast. A Copernicus Sentinel-1 image captured at 05:31 UTC on Monday shows Sarmat and the object forming a unit about 380 meters long.
Russian tugboat Sarmat (IMO 8027133) continues its unusual movements in the Kattegat. Since Sept. 15, it has been slowly cruising back and forth along the Danish coast.
Denmark’s military has again postponed its review of the incident in which soldiers hunting drones may have fired at a passenger plane over the Borris training area. TV 2 has revealed that the military’s timeline conflicts with technical evidence from witnesses.
Jeg pumper mit SUP-board.
