https://x.com/HthHans/status/1943340935904964761Due to the increased number of Home Guard volunteers theDanish MOD will allocate extra 200m DKK or a total of 600m DKK more than the original budget on equipment, training and exercises.
In 2024 volunteers increased by 36% from 2023 and by May 2025 25% compared to 2024.
Ehk siis Taani tellib ka 129 PASI soomukit, ja hiljem tõenäoliselt veel enam.
for the provision of 129 CAVS 6x6 Armoured Personnel Carriers, the first of which are to be delivered this year and will be used primarily for training to facilitate a larger procurement of these vehicles in the future.
So far five nations, including Finland, Sweden, Latvia, Germany, and Denmark, have joined the CAVS program, with at least 1.000 vehicles having been ordered, of which more than 200 have been delivered.
5000 8×30 binokkel, väike: Need on mõeldud kasutamiseks jao ja rühma tasandil ning relvajõududes massiliseks jaotamiseks.
4000 7×42 binokkel, keskmine: Kodukaitse ja teiste üksuste standardbinoklid. Need pakuvad tasakaalustatud suhet suurenduse ja valguse intensiivsuse vahel.
1000 10×40 binokkel, suur: Vaatlejatele, kõrgematele ohvitseridele ja täiustatud relvasüsteemide ülematele, kelle jaoks on oluline maksimaalne detailsus ja ulatus.
https://x.com/InsiderGeo/status/1971114510896251282Denmark has not yet decided whether to activate NATO’s Article 4, says Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen. Last night’s events are described as a hybrid attack, with drones flown near Denmark by a suspected professional actor.
NOST is now at operational readiness.
Authorities have not identified the operators.
No direct military threat detected.
The military was ready to shoot down drones but refrained for safety reasons.
Government plans new bills to allow shooting down drones and invest in detection and neutralization technologies.
Rapid drone development makes this an arms race against time says officials.
These are the bases where drone sightings were reported tonight in Denmark. As previously mentioned, some of these airbases host F-16, F-35, and C-130 Hercules aircraft among others.
Regarding the drones currently flying around over Denmark and also what happened in Poland, I maintain my view that our radar systems cannot reliably detect them, which makes taking them down extremely difficult especially at night. In Ukraine, the situation is different because they use a lot of acoustic and specialized detection systems but even there is never black and white.
Right now, with low-flying drones, especially over airports, detection is a huge challenge. You don’t know if they are armed or not, which obviously adds risk. Having drones in the airspace over multiple airports, with repeated closures over consecutive days, is concerning.
I still think these drones are mostly unarmed, likely used for reconnaissance or to achieve specific objectives part of the hybrid operations we’ve been seeing. But the core issue remains: our radars just aren’t designed to see these low, slow-moving targets.
Once a situation escalates, adaptation is possible, but at the moment, we are not fully prepared for these types of scenarios
https://x.com/jurgen_nauditt/status/1971095746478039412Two ships – SEA MAVERICK and PUSHPA – of the russian shadow fleet are located 120 km east of Esbjerg, where drones were previously detected. – TV2
According to TV2, PUSHPA is suspected of launching the drones. The investigation is ongoing.
https://x.com/InsiderGeo/status/1971080521816899862Danish police confirm they have not been able to take down or trace the operators of drones flying over Aalborg Airport and military sites.
National Police Chief Thorkild Fogde says drones have also been observed over Skrydstrup air base, home to Denmark’s F-35 fighter jets, and Aalborg, which houses the country’s Special Operations Command.
Fogde: "It is always serious when there are unidentifiable objects over military installations. I am in close contact with the military on how they assess the security situation."
Kasutajad foorumit lugemas: Registreeritud kasutajaid pole ja 3 külalist
Danish MOD will allocate extra 200m DKK or a total of 600m DKK more than the original budget on equipment, training and exercises. 