"Today, we have the first donation. This decision is symbolic, paving the way for other countries, and we are incredibly grateful to the Danish government and the Danish people for their leadership," Kamyshin stated.Denmark has been supporting Ukraine in its war against Russia from the outset, providing comprehensive assistance, supplying weapons, and imposing sanctions on Russia.
- On 17 April, Denmark announced a new 2.2 billion kroner ($313 million) military aid package for Ukraine and called for increased Western support.
- On 8 April, the Danish government allocated 40 million Danish kroner (about $5.8 million) to the Energy Support Fund for Ukraine to restore its power grid.
- On 29 February, Denmark allocated $1.45 million for Ukraine's reconstruction, supporting collaborations between Danish and Ukrainian municipalities.
- On 23 February, Ukraine and Denmark signed an agreement on security guarantees, with Denmark backing Ukraine's naval forces, demining efforts, and military supplies.
- On 22 February, Denmark signed a security agreement with Ukraine, committing to support the country militarily and civilly for the next decade. It also announced a $247 million military aid package including artillery ammunition, air defense ammunition, mine-clearing equipment, and radars.
- On 18 February, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen announced that Denmark would transfer all of its artillery to Ukraine and called on European states to provide more support.
