Ukraine and Denmark Sign Pivotal Security Agreement

The 10-year deal includes a significant defense support package and aims to bolster Ukraine's military capabilities amid ongoing conflict.

Ukraine's President Zelensky and Danish Prime Minister Frederiksen signed a 10-year security agreement, marking a significant step in defense cooperation.
The agreement includes at least EUR 1.8 billion in defense support for 2024, with Denmark committing to supply F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine.
Denmark's contribution is part of a broader effort to strengthen Ukraine's position against Russian aggression, emphasizing the need for increased military aid and political support.
The deal also encompasses joint defense production projects, with discussions on specific initiatives such as a bilateral defense industries forum.
This partnership highlights Denmark's role in unblocking the decision to supply F-16 jets to Ukraine, showcasing international solidarity in support of Ukrainian sovereignty.