Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated in a written comment to Ritzau that no one would be surprised by reports attributing a drone attack attempt at Leipzig/Halle Airport in Germany to Russia. ^[1] The Danish Energy Agency (Energistyrelsen) said that 15,850 people had applied for support from Denmark's national heat pump subsidy pool in 2026 as of its report, nearly double the more than 8,500 applications received in all of 2025. ^[2] Mette Frederiksen asserted that Russia is becoming increasingly aggressive toward other parts of Europe. ^[3] Mette Frederiksen remarked that the suspected drone attack attempt could have ended much worse. ^[4] The article reports that in April 2026 the European Commission proposed that EU member states offer subsidies to replace gas and oil furnaces with heat pumps and solar cells, aiming to protect consumers and businesses from sudden price increases and to limit socioeconomic consequences of the Iran war. ^[5] The Danish Energy Agency said it had granted 13,660 subsidy approvals for a total of 370 million Danish kroner out of nearly 16,000 applications received in 2026, compared with some 7,300 homeowners who received support in 2025. ^[6] The Danish Energy Agency said the heat pump pool reopened on 2026-07-02 with an emergency grant of 200 million Danish kroner, and that 5,592 applications had arrived since then, with approvals totaling 130.6 million kroner granted from the extra funds. ^[7] Mette Frederiksen stated that Denmark stands behind Germany regarding the security situation. ^[8]