Berlin is the German Minister of the Interior Alexander Dobrindt, which carries a difficult task: to block the threat of danger that comes from the sky: drone. Wahan Niravak, which can be purchased at an electronics roadside store at affordable prices, can turn into a scourge for security.
For many people, this is just a tool for entertainment, for example, a game in a modern air snake that floats in a modern style. Dobrindt also knows this. But if the drone flies without permission to the military or headquarters of the airport, it is here that the capabilities of security forces are held, especially the Federal Criminal Police Party of Germany (BKA).
During his visit to the BKA office, Dobrindt received a lecture on how the expert drone works DW IndonesiaMonday (7/7/2025).
BKA has an elite unit that protects the head of the state Frank-Walter Steinmeier and the entire government with the German chancellor Friedrich Mertz. This special device uses highly membranes, including drones and special systems for combating enemy devices.
When Dobrindt and Vice -President of BKA, Sven Kurenbach, followed the arsenal owned by BKA, the shadow of war in Ukraine violated his mind. “We all know the images of Putin’s aggression: ordinary drones, bombs with adhesive tape,” Dobrindt said. Viravak’s tiny plane blew up vast territories in Ukraine and took away many lives, while Ukraine also answered its drones.
Hidden risk in backpacks
But the threat is not only on the battlefield. In Germany, Dobrindt wants the authorities to have the opportunity to face dangerous drones. “How can we face the fact that this can pose a threat to any situation in any situation?”
In the BKA BKA, Dobrindt thought: “In fact, any of these things can bring one of these things to a backpack.” Everyone experienced this, said a 55-year-old man: “We could go out the open air and suddenly saw how the drones took off.” In most cases, the drone belongs to the organizer of the event. “But we cannot be sure. And this shows how easy it can be a threat. ”
The bakery in the Frankfright of Germany sells peaceful donuts as a form of support for Ukraine. The donuts were decorated with the color topping of the national flag of Ukraine, namely blue and yellow.
