09.12.2025 18:44
The unidentified drone alert in Europe has prompted action in France following Belgium. The French Air and Space Force announced that interventions were made against suspicious unmanned aerial vehicles that flew over a French military intelligence base at different times last month, and an investigation has been initiated regarding the incident.
The drone alarm continues in Europe. Unidentified drones in Belgium were spotted this time over French airspace.
SPOTTED AT INTELLIGENCE TRAINING CENTER BASE
In a statement made by the French Air and Space Forces, it was noted that during the past month, suspicious unmanned aerial vehicles flew over a French military intelligence base on three different nights, marking one of the latest potential violations of sensitive areas in the country. The statement mentioned that the prosecutor's office has launched an investigation into the unmanned drones suspected of flying over a nuclear submarine base on the Atlantic coast, with the first drone being spotted on November 26 at the Creil military base, which is an intelligence training center located in northern France.
INTERVENTION MADE
It was reported that an intervention was made against the drones seen on November 26, but it was not specified whether the drones were neutralized or merely obstructed. The statement noted that after the unmanned aerial vehicles left the area, a special helicopter arrived, and some objects were detected in the region during the night hours on November 28 and 30, but due to difficult weather conditions, it could not be determined whether they were drones or commercial aircraft.
RUSSIA IN THE CROSSHAIRS
Mostly unknown-source drone flights have been violating European airspace for the past few months. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen described these violations as "hybrid warfare," while Russia regularly denies these accusations.