Politico reports.“Why aren’t we shooting these drones down?” O’Leary asked.  “Our operations were disrupted three weeks ago when drones overflew Poland, and the Polish airports were closed for four hours.”He recalled that a similar situation occurred last week in Denmark. According to him, it caused significant disruptions to air travel and affected thousands of passengers.“It’s disruptive, and we’re calling for action,” the airline’s CEO emphasized.At the same time, O’Leary expressed skepticism about the drone wall idea that EU leaders plan to discuss at the Copenhagen summit, calling it ineffective.“I don’t think a drone wall has any effect whatsoever. Do you think the Russians can’t actually launch a drone from inside Poland?” O’Leary said.On the evening of September 22, Kyiv time, the Copenhagen airport suspended operations due to drone activity, and in Oslo, drones were spotted over a military facility.On the night of September 26, Denmark closed Aalborg Airport due to reports of suspicious objects. Two flights were canceled on the morning of September 26.On the evening of September 30, an unidentified drone was spotted in the town of Brønnøysund, Norway. Because of it, the local airport suspended operations for the night.On the evening of Thursday, October 2, unidentified drones were spotted near Munich’s airspace, causing massive disruptions at one of Germany’s largest airports.