Unknown drones recorded over Belgian nuclear plant
Drone overflights did not affect the plant’s operations; all systems are functioning normally (Photo: en.wikipedia.org)
Three unidentified drones were spotted over Belgium’s Doel nuclear power station, Deutsche Welle reported on Nov. 10.
A spokesperson for Engie energy company said the drone overflights did not affect the plant’s operations; all systems are functioning normally.
Since October, Belgium has repeatedly documented drone flights over military bases and airports, prompting temporary flight suspensions.
On Nov. 5, the Belgian government held an emergency National Security Council meeting, decided to strengthen the National Air Security Center (NASC), and began considering additional counter-drone measures.
To support Belgian forces, military personnel from Germany, the United Kingdom, and France have arrived to help counter unmanned threats.
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