Germany to boost police anti-drone unit after airport incident
The German government said it will strengthen the police's anti-drone unit following an incident at an airport involving an unauthorized drone. Germany and other European countries have repeatedly observed drones flying over sensitive sites such as airports, military bases and industrial plants. The move is one of the most concrete measures yet in response to growing drone-security concerns across the continent.

The German government announced it will strengthen the federal police's anti-drone unit after an unauthorized drone incident at an airport. Officials said the incident temporarily disrupted airport operations but caused no injuries or damage.
The announcement noted that Germany and other European countries have repeatedly observed drones flying over sensitive sites in recent months, including airports, military bases and industrial plants. Such incidents have prompted security officials across the continent to consider additional countermeasures.
The government said the strengthened unit would have improved detection and response capabilities, and that intelligence-sharing with other European countries would be tightened. The move is considered one of the most concrete steps yet taken in response to mounting drone-security concerns across the continent.
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