Two Dutch F-35 fighter jets were scrambled on Sunday after an unidentified drone was detected in Dutch airspace.
The drone later left Dutch airspace and posed no immediate threat.
Air traffic was not disrupted.
The drone did not identify itself to air traffic control via radio or transponder, according to the ministry.
The two Royal Netherlands Air Force F-35s have since returned to Volkel Air Base.
Dutch jets scramble after drone detected in airspace
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