Ukrainian Defense Minister Denys Shmyhal has announced that he will meet with Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen to discuss the ‘Danish model’ of military aid and further financial support for Ukraine. This meeting aims to build on the initial EUR1.2 billion in aid that Ukraine has already received from Denmark and secure an additional EUR500 million by the end of the year.
During the discussions, Shmyhal and Poulsen are expected to assess the effectiveness of the current aid strategy and explore ways to enhance the military capabilities of Ukraine. The ‘Danish model’ is known for its structured approach to military assistance, which includes not only financial support but also the training of personnel and the supply of advanced weaponry.
The meeting marks a significant step in Denmark’s ongoing commitment to supporting Ukraine amid escalating tensions in the region. Both nations are likely to emphasize the importance of maintaining a strong defense posture to deter further aggression and ensure regional stability. The additional funds are anticipated to play a crucial role in bolstering Ukraine’s military infrastructure and enhancing its ability to defend against potential threats.