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What will be the source of the remaining $194.6 million of Denmark's pledge to Ukraine by end of 2024?
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Denmark Pledges Nearly $629 Million to Support Ukraine's Defense Industry, $434 Million from Frozen Russian Assets
Sep 29, 2024, 12:11 PM
Denmark has committed nearly $629 million to support Ukraine's defense industry, with $434 million of that amount sourced from frozen Russian assets. This funding will be used to procure weapons and equipment produced by the Ukrainian defense sector. Additionally, Denmark has donated Leopard 1A5DK tanks to Ukraine, which required the reactivation of seasoned Danish military personnel to train Ukrainian tank crews. The Danish Ministry of Defense reported that $628.8 million will be sent to the Ukrainian military-industrial complex, with $434.2 million coming from frozen Russian assets.
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