"With the latest donation package, Denmark underlines its unconditional support for the Ukrainian struggle for freedom,” said Minister of Defense Troels Lund Poulsen.He added that during his visit to Kyiv in March, he toured several Ukrainian defense industry facilities and recognized the “significant potential” for ongoing collaboration between Denmark and Ukraine in this sector. By working together, Denmark can supply Ukraine with the necessary equipment and materials to “make a difference on the battlefield.” Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen called the situation in Ukraine “critical.” He emphasized the urgent need for Western nations to assist Ukraine in effectively resisting Russian aggression. According to the Danish Ministry of Defense, the total military support for Ukraine from 2022-2028, including Donation Package XVII, amounts to approximately 41.4 billion kroner ($3 billion). This support is financed through the National Compromise and the Ukraine Fund, with about 23.1 billion kroner ($2 billion) remaining in the Ukraine Fund's reserve for 2024-2028.
Axios: Trump plans to sell weapons to NATO allies for transfer to Ukraine
Three sources told Axios this arms route has already been discussed with European partners.