President Volodymyr Zelenskyy held a meeting with Danish Defense Minister Eppe Bruus, who arrived in Kyiv for his first official visit since taking office. As reported on the official website of the President of Ukraine, the primary focus of the talks was the upcoming “Drone Deal.”
President Zelenskyy noted that the Ukrainian and Danish teams have worked extensively on the agreement, which is now nearing completion. Both sides emphasized the necessity of finalizing the deal as quickly as possible to enhance frontline capabilities. The integration of advanced drone technology is considered vital for Ukraine’s defense against ongoing aggression.
Minister Eppe Bruus reaffirmed that the new Danish government will maintain a policy of robust support for Ukraine. During the session, the officials discussed the content of the upcoming 30th aid package, which is aimed at ensuring the Ukrainian Armed Forces are equipped with essential weaponry. A significant part of the discussion was dedicated to cooperation in strengthening European anti-ballistic missile capabilities, an area where Denmark has been a reliable partner for Ukraine.
Denmark has consistently proven itself to be one of Ukraine’s strongest allies, providing long-range artillery shells, training for pilots, and direct military aid. This strategic partnership goes beyond immediate battlefield needs, focusing on long-term sustainability and the modernization of the Ukrainian military-industrial base. The upcoming Drone Deal is expected to be a milestone in the military-technical cooperation between Kyiv and Copenhagen.
As Ukraine continues to repel large-scale invasions, the support of international partners remains critical. By fostering such high-level cooperation, Ukraine is not only securing the necessary equipment to protect its sovereignty but is also strengthening the overall security architecture of Europe. The commitment shown by Denmark underscores the vital importance of international unity in the face of modern security threats.