This is one of the largest humanitarian aid contributions from Denmark to date. It was agreed during a meeting of the G7 working group on Ukraine's energy security. “Russia violates the rules of war with massive attacks on Ukraine's electrical and thermal infrastructure,

Danish Energy Minister Lars Aagaard announced new financial assistance for Ukraine on Sept. 23 in New York during a meeting within the G7 working group on Ukraine's energy security.

The Danish government will provide 130 million crowns (over €16 million) for the restoration of Ukraine’s energy system, which is constantly attacked by the Russians. Source: statement by Lars Aagaard,

Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen says she wants limits on Ukraine's use of donated long-range weapons to be loosened. "From a Danish perspective, we are not working with restrictions," Frederiksen said during an interview with Bloomberg's Oliver Crook.

Ukraine’s allies must stop dithering over helping the country fight back and allow the use of donated weapons on strikes inside Russia, said Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen. - My suggestion is,

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told Bloomberg it’s time to stop public discussions of “red lines,” as they benefit Russia. Read also: Denmark confirms additional F-16 deliveries to Ukraine in late 2024 She advocated removing restrictions on Ukraine's use of weapons,