At the Munich Security Conference in Munich, Meettefraser Reason issued an "arrow of aid," declaring that it would send all the artillery in use to Ukraine. This decision, like a booster, hit directly on the much-needed arms and munitions of Ukraine, Denmark showed its resourcefulness and bravery, and it is better to use them on the edge than to use them where it is more necessary.
Prime Minister Fraser Ricksen's words were like a sharp sword that stabbed Ukraine directly to the core. She said that instead of relying on new arms builds, it is better to rely on current arms stockpiles. She called on other European countries, like Denmark, to provide more military support to Ukraine and build a strong fortification.
Ukrainian ** Zelensky held an in-depth dialogue with Prime Minister Fraser Ricksen at the Munich Security Conference, discussing bilateral security agreements, military assistance to Ukraine, Denmark participating in the development of unmanned aerial vehicles, the implementation of the "peace plan" for Ukraine. This dialogue, like an exchange of ideas, has increased Ukraine's confidence and given it more confidence.
Denmark has led Ukraine's efforts to acquire F-16 fighter jets and train its pilots over the past year. However, according to the Danish "Berlin**", the Danish Ministry of Defense said that Denmark's assistance to Ukrainian F-16 fighters will be delayed for six months, and at the latest until the summer of 2024, otherwise, the Russian army is likely not to get F-16. The decision was a long-term process, with Ukrainian units withdrawing their units in Avdeyevka, lacking a large amount of ammunition, despite Russia's Ministry of Defense claiming that they had captured the city and calling it a great success.
Separately, Petr Pavel of the Czech Republic said in a statement on February 17 that he would donate 800,000 artillery rounds to the country in order to support Ukraine's defensive lines. Denmark has been a key supporter of Ukraine since the start of the war in February 2022 and is the largest donor to the military in terms of Ukraine's gross domestic product.
European countries are concerned about this, and the former US leader ** Trump recently said that if the United States wins the November elections, it will not lend a helping hand to its allies, whose defense spending is not taken seriously enough. Dutch Prime Minister Rutte called on Europe to end its accusations against Trump and focus on how Europe can help Ukraine.
Overall, Denmark's move is like a bombshell, reflecting Europe's role and position in the Ukraine issue. This move will play a positive role in the development of Ukraine's military strength, but it will also play an important role in the future world situation.