Xinhua News Agency, Berlin, October 6 (Reporter Tai Sicong, Li Chao) German Chancellor Mertz said on the 5th that the party responsible for the drone jamming incident at Munich Airport in Germany earlier this month is still unclear, and the recent frequent drone invasions in Europe are "espionage" and "disturbing public order".

In an interview with German media that day, Merz said that the frequency of incursions into the airspace of European countries has been unprecedented recently, but these drones are not carrying weapons and are likely to be carrying out reconnaissance missions. He said it "poses a serious threat to our security" and Germany is cooperating with other European countries on the investigation.

Murts said the current police equipment to handle the related drone incidents is not perfect enough, and the Federal Defense Army should shoot down drones that enter German airspace if necessary. Germany plans to review and revise relevant laws to clearly define the Federal Defense Army's responsibility for drone defense.

Munich airport was temporarily shut down on 2nd and 3rd nights this month due to suspected drone invasions, affecting hundreds of flights and thousands of passengers.In addition, European countries such as Denmark, Norway and Poland also recently unknown drones.