Danish Parliament Unanimously Backs Continued Military Aid to Ukraine
Denmark's parliamentary speaker says lawmakers support Ukraine 'not only in words but also through action.'
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The Danish Parliament has unanimously expressed support for continued military assistance to Ukraine, according to the parliament's speaker, as reported by Ukrinform.
The speaker said the Danish Parliament stands for continued assistance to Ukraine "not only in words but also through action," signaling cross-party backing for ongoing military support. The report did not specify a vote count or formal resolution beyond describing the support as unanimous.
Denmark has been among the European countries providing military assistance to Ukraine since Russia's full-scale invasion, including contributions of equipment and funding as part of broader Western support efforts coordinated with other NATO and EU members.
Ukrinform's report did not detail the specific forms of aid referenced by the speaker or whether the statement was tied to a new aid package or an existing commitment. It also did not name the speaker or provide further quotes beyond the statement cited.
The unanimous nature of the support reflects the broad political consensus that has generally characterized Danish policy toward Ukraine since the start of the war, even as debates over the scale and pace of military assistance have varied across other European countries.
Further details on any new aid measures or their value were not included in the available report.
Sources
- Danish Parliament unanimously supports continued military aid to Ukraine – Speaker — Ukrinform (Ukraine)
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