Denmark has pledged an additional EUR 400 million in aid to Ukraine as part of its XXVII aid package, according to the Danish Defense Ministry. The funding will be directed towards bolstering the Ukrainian defense industry, with the announcement made by Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen during a meeting with the Foreign Policy Committee.
Minister Poulsen emphasized the importance of supporting Ukraine’s military efforts, stating that the aid will be allocated to modernize and sustain the defense industry. The package is expected to contribute to the country’s resilience against ongoing conflicts and to enhance its capacity to respond to security threats.
The Danish government has consistently been a strong supporter of Ukraine’s sovereignty and territorial integrity, aligning its foreign policy with broader European and global security interests. This latest aid package underscores Denmark’s commitment to collective security and its role in the international effort to support Ukraine.