German Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt said on Saturday (27 September) that the threat from drones was "high" and that the country would take measures to defend itself.
Ötən həftə Danimarkaya pilotsuz təyyarələrin hücumu ölkənin müxtəlif bölgələrində bir neçə dəfə hava nəqliyyatını bağladıqdan sonra Avropa rəsmiləri yüksək hazırlıq vəziyyətində olublar. Səlahiyyətlilər Almaniyadakı görüntüləri də araşdırır.
Dobrindt Berlində jurnalistlərə deyib: "Dronlara gəldikdə yüksək kimi təsnif edilə bilən bir təhlükə var. Bu, mücərrəd təhlükədir, lakin fərdi hallarda çox konkretdir".
Tədbirlər arasında Almaniya, ölkənin silahlı qüvvələrinə pilotsuz təyyarələri vurmaq üçün cəlb edilməsinə icazə vermək üçün aviasiya təhlükəsizliyi qanununa yenidən baxacaq, dedi.
"Bu, məsələn, kritik infrastrukturun və ya insanların böyük yığıncaqlarının qoruna bilməsi üçün hazırlanmaqdır" dedi.
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