Five cigar shaped craft in the sky

At the specified date and time, while in the serene setting of Jægersborg Dyrehave, I observed five unidentified flying objects (UFOs) in the sky. The objects were noticeably cigar-shaped, without any visible wings, tail fins, or any other discernible features typically associated with known aircraft.
The UFOs emitted a pulsating light, continuously oscillating between hues of silver, blue, and lavender. This soft glow radiated from the objects themselves, illuminating their immediate vicinity and contrasting starkly against the night sky.
The objects were arranged in a V-formation, moving with an uncanny synchronicity. Their movements were fluid and precise, exhibiting characteristics not typically associated with any known terrestrial aircraft: abrupt changes in direction without deceleration, hovering without any apparent means of propulsion, and instant acceleration to high speeds.
After approximately fifteen minutes, the objects repositioned themselves into a vertical alignment. Upon completion of this formation, they ascended at an extremely high speed and disappeared from sight. Their departure was marked by a brilliant flash of white-blue light, which was immediately followed by a faint humming sound that quickly dissipated.