Denmark Announces Military Support for Ukraine

Denmark has unveiled a new military support package for Ukraine, focusing on enhancing long-range capabilities, as stated by President Volodymyr Zelensky during a joint press conference with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen. This package is part of an ongoing collaboration to develop Ukraine's defense industry, which has already seen Denmark provide over 20 defense packages. As the war enters its 1,000th day, US Ambassador Linda Thomas-Greenfield condemned Russia's invasion and highlighted ongoing US support for Ukraine, including a forthcoming announcement of additional military aid that will feature air defense and armored vehicles. The EU remains the largest provider of aid to Ukraine, contributing €118 billion since the conflict began, while US support has tapered off this year. Amid concerns about future US aid under potential changes in administration, some European officials argue for proactive strategies to ensure continued support for Ukraine. The US continues to emphasize its commitment to Ukraine's sovereignty and its goal of integrating the nation into Euro-Atlantic structures like NATO.