The Danish government determined that recent drone activity over its airports was conducted by a “professional actor,” but found no evidence of Russian involvement, despite disruptions in its airspace twice in a week.
Aalborg airport had to close for several hours last week due to sightings of green lights overhead, and Billund airport also experienced a brief closure. Three smaller Danish airports reported similar drone activity.
In an interview, Healey criticized Labour’s right-wing rivals, stating: “I don’t think Nigel Farage or his party could be trusted with national security.”
Healey mentioned the government’s firm stance against Putin, adding, “Farage and his party are admiring him. There’s something deeply suspect about Nigel Farage, isn’t there?”
The defense secretary, considered a steady figure in Keir Starmer’s government, affirmed the U.K.’s confidence in the U.S. as an ally.
Starmer trusts the assurance Donald Trump gave during their White House meeting that the U.S. remains fully committed to NATO, Healey noted.
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