Oslo International Airport in Norway closed due to unidentified drones.

Oslo Gardermoen International Airport in Norway announced its closure in the early morning of the 23rd local time due to the discovery of an unidentified drone. The Norwegian Broadcasting Corporation quoted a spokesperson from the Norwegian Civil Aviation Authority on the 23rd as saying that currently, all flights departing from or arriving at Gardermoen International Airport will be redirected to other airports. The report also stated that the Norwegian police believe that there is "no direct connection" between this incident and a drone incident that occurred earlier at Copenhagen Airport in the Danish capital. Copenhagen Kastrup International Airport was temporarily shut down for about 4 hours on the evening of the 22nd due to the discovery of multiple unidentified drones. All flights were briefly canceled, delayed, or diverted to nearby airports. In the early morning of the 23rd local time, Kastrup International Airport announced its resumption of operations. According to Danish media reports on the 23rd, the Danish police have deployed a large number of forces at the airport and nearby areas, and are currently investigating the incident.