"Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt told German publication Bild that the drone incident in Munich was a "wake-up call." "The drone sightings over Munich are another wake-up call: The race between drone threats and drone defense is becoming increasingly fierce," Dobrindt told the country's largest circulation publication. "We now need more funding, support, and research nationally and at the European level," Dobrindt said. German authorities have launched a search to identify the origin of the drones."
"The Berlin Wall came down on November 9, 1989Image: Sven Simon/IMAGO As Germany celebrates the reunification of East and West. DW asks: How did it come about and how is it celebrated? How do Germans feel about reunification today? DW attempts to answer some of these questions, taking into account the important historical context following the end of World War II. Read more abou that here."
Germany is marking 35 years since the integration of former East and West with national celebrations centered in Saarbrücken, where French President Emmanuel Macron is the guest of honor. German Unity Day remains the country’s most important public holiday and commemorates reunification after the fall of the Berlin Wall on November 9, 1989. Munich airport briefly closed because of drone sightings and has since resumed flights. Federal Interior Minister Alexander Dobrindt called the Munich drone incidents a “wake-up call,” urged increased funding, support and research at national and European levels, and said authorities are searching for the drones’ origin.
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