Denmark spotted drones near gas fields in the North Sea twice in a week

Drone activity was recorded near gas fields in the North Sea for the second time in a week. This is reported by Politiken, citing the Danish police.

Unidentified drones were first spotted near the Halfdan B oil and gas field on September 28. On October 4, Danish police said they had received reports over the weekend that drones had been sighted near the Roar field.

Both of these deposits are being developed by the French TotalEnergies. Following the September 28 incident, the company said it had stepped up security measures and contacted the Danish authorities. Those, in turn, like the authorities of other countries in the region, have tightened control over the energy and gas sectors after leaks on the Nord Stream 1 and Nord Stream 2 pipelines, writes Reuters .

• On the night of September 26, leaks occurred in the Baltic Sea on one of the Nord Stream 2 lines, as well as on both lines of Nord Stream 1. at Nord Stream 2 . was discovered Later , another leak
• EU authorities said that the Nord Stream gas pipelines were damaged intentionally. It was reported that during the investigation, versions of the involvement of both Ukraine or pro-Ukrainian forces, and Russia are considered. Russian President Vladimir Putin blamed the "Anglo-Saxons" for the explosions at Nord Stream.
• German security services suggest that the pipelines may be permanently unusable. Gazprom said that they had started looking for possible solutions for the resumption of the operation of the Nord Stream system.