Two Men Plead Not Guilty in Danish Anti-Tank Missile Case

Two men have pleaded not guilty to charges in connection with the planning of an attempted murder involving an anti-tank missile. The case was heard at the Court of Glostrup, where the defendants' legal representatives entered their pleas.

According to the prosecution's indictment, the incident occurred on the night of April 23. An anti-tank missile was allegedly fired from a distance of 15 meters at a house located on Rødkælkevej in Glostrup. Inside the house at the time were two adults and three children, all of whom were asleep.

Fortunately, no one sustained any injuries as a result of the missile being fired. The court has not yet received statements from the other individuals who are also facing charges in relation to this case. The proceedings are ongoing as the court considers the evidence and the pleas entered by the defendants.