Drones Fly over Bundeswehr Grounds: Soon New Security Law?

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The airport in Munich, Germany, once again had to suspend its traffic on Friday night after the detection of suspicious drones in the sky. How can airports, strategic sites, protect themselves against these flying vehicles? Radars, neutralizer rifles, scramblers, anti-drone drones... TF1's 13H takes stock of existing techniques. - Radars, scrambling rifles... What techniques to neutralize drones and protect French airports? (Police, justice and …

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After the failures at Munich airport due to the sightings of drones, the operation is back to normal.

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In Munich, flight operations were stopped for a short time. German politics advises on how to react to the attacks. The news in the blog.

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According to official data, a drone has flown through the Bundeswehr in Bavaria. Previously, drones had appeared above the Munich airport.

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Munich airport stopped the job.

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Fighter jets in action, airports closed for hours: drone incidents are occurring in more and more places across Europe these weeks. Last night, for example, fifteen drones were spotted over a military base in Belgium. In Munich, air traffic was halted for hours after reports of drones. Caretaker Minister of Foreign Affairs Van Weel suspects we'll see more of this: "We shouldn't panic unnecessarily, but it is a nuisance." According to researcher …