Denmark Allocates Major New Military Aid Package to Ukraine
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MENAFNThe latest funding represents Denmark's 32nd military aid package and was unveiled following consultations with parliament's Foreign Policy Committee.
Alongside the military assistance, Copenhagen will allocate another 150 million kroner ($24 million) to help strengthen Ukraine's energy infrastructure and address the country's growing electricity challenges.
“People are already freezing in Ukraine. There are power outages on a level we haven’t seen since the war started,” Rasmussen said, highlighting the worsening impact of energy disruptions on the population.
The foreign minister explained that the announcements were intended to reaffirm Denmark's ongoing backing for Ukraine, particularly during Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy's visit to Denmark.
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