Denmark is facing a heightened security situation following multiple sightings of unidentified drones, which have led to widespread public anxiety and government warnings of a 'hybrid war' from Russia. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen described the current climate as the most dangerous since World War II, urging citizens to prepare for potential threats. In response to the drone incursions, NATO countries have increased military support to Denmark, particularly during high-level meetings in Copenhagen. The Danish Defence Intelligence Service has characterized the situation as a combination of political, economic, and military tactics aimed at undermining national security. Citizens are reacting by stocking up on emergency supplies, with reports of increased sales of water, food, and camping equipment. The government has not confirmed the source of the drones, but public sentiment is shifting towards a demand for stronger defensive measures, including calls to shoot down the drones if they reappear.