Update – Following Recent Incidents: Shooting Down Drones Too Dangerous for People on the Ground, Says PM Frieden
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After the reported overflights in Medernach and the two interruptions in air traffic at the Findel, the government will accelerate the acquisition of new means of fighting against drones, provided for in Budget 2027. While wanting to be reassuring, Prime Minister Luc Frieden acknowledges that the authorities are still unaware of the origin and characteristics of the observed aircraft, and especially if they were armed. The investigation continue…
Update – Following recent incidents: Shooting down drones too dangerous for people on the ground, says PM Frieden
On Thursday, Prime Minister Luc Frieden, Minister for Mobility Yuriko Backes, and Minister for Home Affairs Léon Gloden provided further information regarding recent incidents involving unidentified drones.
After the flight interruptions, Prime Minister Luc Frieden and several members of the government emphasize the willingness of the authorities to take action.
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