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The Danish defense ministry reports drones have been spotted at several defense facilities, including Skrydstrup Air Base and the Jutland Dragoon Regiment. This follows earlier drone sightings that temporarily shut down Danish airports. Local media also reported drone activity at Karup Air Base, Denmark's largest military base. The ministry has not confirmed this. The unexplained drone activity has raised security concerns in northern Europe amid suspected Russian aggression. Denmark plans to enhance drone defenses and will borrow military anti-drone capabilities from Sweden for an upcoming EU summit. In Germany, similar drone sightings have been reported, prompting increased defense measures.

Russia gets the microphone at the U.N. world leaders’ meeting Saturday. It comes three years into an invasion of Ukraine that the international community has broadly deplored and a that powerful member newly says Ukraine can repel. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is due to give his country’s address at the General Assembly, four days after U.S. President Donald Trump said he believed Ukraine can win back all the territory it has lost to Russia. It was a notable tone shift from a U.S. leader who had previously suggested Ukraine would need to make some concessions and could never reclaim all the areas Russia has occupied since seizing the Crimean Peninsula in 2014 and launching a full-scale invasion in 2022.