Several drones were reported over the Elsenborn military training area in Liège province, Belgium, early Tuesday morning. The unmanned aerial vehicles were spotted at approximately 1:45 a.m. local time, prompting concern among military officials and security personnel.
The Elsenborn base is a NATO military training area situated near the German border. According to reports, around 15 drones were observed in the vicinity, prompting an immediate response from military authorities. The nature and origin of the drones remain unclear, and no injuries or damage have been reported.
A military official stated that the incident was being thoroughly investigated, and efforts are underway to determine whether the drones posed a security threat or were part of a surveillance activity. NATO and Belgian security agencies are reportedly reviewing surveillance footage and deploying additional measures to ensure the safety of the base.
The incident adds to ongoing concerns about drone activity near sensitive military sites in Europe, highlighting the need for enhanced airspace security measures. Authorities have not yet released details about the possible motives behind the drone presence or whether any individuals have been identified in connection with the incident.