Kyivpost Denmark Provides €643 Million Military Aid to Ukraine Amid Ongoing Russian Attacks
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- •Denmark's military aid package totals €643 million to support Ukraine.
- •Zelensky's visit coincides with negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow.
- •Russian attacks have severely disrupted Ukraine's energy infrastructure.
Denmark announced a military aid package worth €643 million for Ukraine as President Zelensky visited Copenhagen on November 10, 2026. The aid aims to bolster Ukraine's military capabilities amid increasing Russian assaults on its energy infrastructure. The announcement coincides with the start of direct negotiations between Kyiv and Moscow, mediated by the US, in Abu Dhabi. Zelensky emphasized the urgent need for air defense systems, particularly Patriot missiles, to protect critical infrastructure from Russian attacks. Recent assaults have severely impacted Ukraine’s energy supply, leading to emergency electricity cuts in various regions. Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen reaffirmed support for Ukraine's fight for freedom. Increased security measures have been implemented in Copenhagen due to the visit. The discussions also included humanitarian assistance for winter and the need for reliable postwar security guarantees.
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