Denmark's Parliament unanimously backs ongoing military support for Ukraine
Speaker Søren Gade announced that Denmark's parliament fully supports continued aid to Ukraine, highlighting a new $275 million air-defence package.
In Kyiv, Speaker of the Folketing Søren Gade and Verkhovna Rada Chairman Ruslan Stefanchuk held a joint press briefing where Gade declared the Danish Parliament's unanimous endorsement of continued military aid to Ukraine. He offered condolences to families affected by Russian attacks and lauded the Ukrainian people's determination. Gade reminded listeners that Denmark had approved a fresh $275 million package on September 17 to bolster Ukraine's air-defence for the upcoming autumn-winter season, and he signalled that more assistance will follow.
He praised Ukraine's ongoing reforms on its path to European Union membership and highlighted the close cooperation between the two legislatures. The remarks underscored Denmark's commitment to Ukraine's fight for freedom and European security.
Why it matters
Denmark's unified parliamentary backing ensures sustained military resources for Ukraine amid its war with Russia.
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