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Three major European airports — Brussels, Charleroi, and Liege — were forced to shut down after multiple drone sightings sent flights into chaos. Over 30 planes were left circling in the sky as air traffic came to a grinding halt. Passengers were stranded, some forced to sleep overnight at the airport on emergency camp beds. Authorities are still investigating whether the drone sightings are linked to recent suspicious activity in Denmark, Sweden, and Germany. Is this just the beginning of a new era of drone threats?
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00:00Chaos in the skies of Europe. Three major airports shut down, all because of drones.
00:05Planes were forced to circle endlessly above Belgium as mysterious drones brought air traffic to a standstill.
00:11Brussels Airport was the first to shut down after not one, but two drone sightings shook authorities.
00:17Just as passengers were about to take off, another drone appeared.
00:21Valina Chakarova, stuck on a grounded plane, said it felt unreal, like a scene from a movie.
00:27But it didn't stop there. Drones were also spotted over military airbases, Kleinbrögel and Floren, raising serious security concerns.
00:36Then came the domino effect. Flights at Charleroi and Liège were suspended too, forcing dozens of planes to divert to other cities.
00:44As night fell, a zero-rate alert was triggered, meaning no flights in or out until at least 1 a.m. UTC.
00:50Inside Brussels Airport, stranded passengers prepared to sleep on camp beds as emergency crews rolled them out.
00:57This bizarre drone disruption follows similar sightings across Denmark, Sweden and Germany.
01:02Is it a coordinated effort or a terrifying new trend?
01:06One thing's clear. The age of drone disruption is just beginning.
01:09agenbrögel.com
01:11One thing's clear. The age of drone infection shot. The age of drone change. It's first to ease it when we come out of the path in return, we've done so bignes.
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