Khmara discussed the needs of the Ukrainian Armed Forces with the Danish Minister of Defense
Ukrainian Defense Minister Yevhen Khmara held a telephone conversation with Danish Defense Minister Jeppe Brous. Khmara briefed his Danish counterpart on the most critical needs of the Ukrainian Defense Forces.
Yevhen Khmara briefed his Danish counterpart on the most critical needs of the Ukrainian Defense Forces. Particular attention was paid to countering ballistic threats and attack drones.
The ministers discussed specific opportunities to strengthen Ukraine’s capabilities in these areas, particularly through the development of solutions in the fields of interceptors and electronic warfare.
The parties also discussed the implementation of key joint initiatives. In particular, they addressed the Freyja anti-ballistic project, which is intended to strengthen the capabilities of Ukraine and its partners in countering ballistic threats.
Separately, Yevhen Khmara and Jeppe Bruus discussed opportunities to deepen mutually beneficial defense cooperation between Ukraine and Denmark.
“Ukraine is ready to share the operational experience and expertise it has gained in countering modern threats, particularly in the field of unmanned systems. The Ukrainian side is also ready to participate in the training of partners,” the statement reads.
This was reported with reference to the Ministry of Defense.
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