Newest first. Select an incident to open its dossier.
D = was there a drone? · I = impact (closure, damage, injuries) · A = attribution (who was behind it). Solid = confirmed · striped = reported · grey = not established · struck through = debunked.
Drone incidents worldwide, each traced to its original sources. We keep what was reported apart from what is confirmed, and show how the story changed.
150dossiers
34countries
15with drone presence confirmed
Curated dossiers and automatic reports · no live detectionLatest source check 16 Oct 2026
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ConfirmedReportedInconclusiveDebunkedDashed: location not yet known (city, region, sea or country)Natural Earth · approximate locations
Marine Regions v12 (2023-10-25), retrieved 2026-10-15; simplified reference lines, including baselines and calculated or claimed limits. Orange: source marks unsettled; blue dashes: calculated median lines. This is not a DroneLedger assessment, an incident area, a complete territorial-seas layer, or guidance for navigation or legal use. Flanders Marine Institute / Marine Regions · v12 · CC BY 4.0
Shape: dossier category. Colour and fill: drone evidence. White outer ring: confirmed impact; this does not confirm a drone or an operator.
Airport disruption
Maritime attack
Critical infrastructure
Military site
Armed conflict
Public safety
Reported sightings
Event age: <48 h / 48 h–14 days / >14 days. Date-only reports near a boundary and statement dates stay unshaded. Colours still show evidence status.
Dossiers per day (last 14 days) 03 Oct 2026 – 16 Oct 2026
Click a day to show only that day on the map, or press play. Days are UTC calendar days. Some dossiers are dated by the report (statement date) because the source gives no event day, so these are dossier dates, not event times or incident totals.
Every incident is judged on three separate questions. An airport can be confirmed closed while it is still unclear whether a drone was involved at all.
1
Was there a drone?
Drone presence: reported by a source, confirmed by explicit evidence, inconclusive after investigation, or debunked.
ConfirmedReportedInconclusiveDebunked
2
What was the impact?
Closures, diversions, damage or injuries, with their own evidence state. “Not established” means no source reports an impact.
ConfirmedReportedNot established
3
Who is responsible?
Attribution is never inferred. A party’s claim, a charge and a court finding are shown as different things.