NATO announced today that it is upgrading its mission to the Baltic Sea with an anti -aircraft frigate and others in response to the infiltrations of unmanned aircraft in Denmark.
Unmanned unmanned air vehicles (drones) were observed over Danish’s largest military base last night, according to police, after several corresponding overflows at airports this week.
In response, NATO “will have an even increased vigilance with new multipurpose inside the Baltic Sea,” said a statement from the North Atlantic Alliance sent by email to Reuters.
The Alliance said the new media includes “information platforms, surveillance and recognition and at least one anti -aircraft frigate”.
A NATO spokesman said they would not provide details of which countries are contributing to the extra means.
