A series of strange drones flying through the Patriot missile training place for Ukraine

Sheet Suddeutsche Zeitung Germany on February 8 reported that the country’s officials recorded at least 6 suspicious drones, unknown origin of the Schwesing Air Base on 9-29/January.

“Despite the electronic coping measures, including the HP47 DRONE interference system, the force at the base cannot force the landing plane or locate the driver. The spy activity and a warning to intelligence agencies, “the article of Suddeutsche Zeitung has the paragraph.

The German newspaper quoted a number of defense officials saying a series of drones used very advanced technology, not ordinary commercial products. “Some believe that they are deployed from ships in the North or the Baltic Sea,” the article has a paragraph.

The German military spokesman confirmed the incidents were informed to the Schleswig-Holstein state police, but did not disclose more information.

Schwesing base is considered a special security area, due to the training place for operating long -range air defense missiles Patriot manufactured by the US. Ukraine’s Patriot missiles were trained here for months before returning home to fight.

A series of strange drones appeared on military and industrial locations in Germany in recent months have caused concerns, causing the German government to announce the adjustment of military regulations last month to allow them to shoot down these. suspicious flying equipment.

Drone of unknown origin appeared near the key military base Ramstein and facilities of Rheinmetall Defense Group in December 2024.

The German military spokesman acknowledged information about strange drones and suspected spy activities have increased in recent months. However, he noted that the German army was very cautious when evaluating the engine of the drones, because they were easy to buy and many individuals “drove the aircraft to fly through military facilities without thinking” .

Patriot is the most expensive weapon system that the United States and its allies aid to Ukraine. Each combination costs nearly US $ 1.1 billion, of which rocket ammunition costs $ 690 million and other components cost $ 400 million.

Ukraine is operating about 3-5 Patriot complexes transferred by the US, Germany and some European countries. This has been expected to be a significant change in the sky in Ukraine, thanks to its superior combat capacity compared to the previous Western air defense systems.

However, Russia has repeatedly launched Iskander-M ballistic missiles and super-negative missiles that are aimed at Patriot battles, as well as launching on the march. The source of ammunition for Ukrainian air defense complexes is also running out, making Russian missile and drones raids have a higher success rate.