US EditionDenmark Backs Ukraine's EU Membership Quest as Zelenskyy Meets Key European Backers
- On Thursday, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the President of Ukraine, traveled to Aarhus, Denmark, coinciding with the start of Denmark’s six-month term holding the European Union presidency.
- Zelenskyy's visit follows intensified Russian attacks on Ukraine and a recent US decision to halt some military aid previously pledged to Kyiv.
- In discussions involving Danish leadership and the head of the European Commission, plans were made to enhance military aid, implement additional sanctions on Russia, and strengthen collaboration within the defense sector.
- Frederiksen pledged full support for Ukraine's EU accession, stating, "Ukraine belongs in the European Union," and emphasized the need to strengthen Ukraine and weaken Russia through aid and sanctions.
- Denmark aims to use its EU presidency to encourage investment in defense, support Ukraine's membership bid, and apply "maximum pressure" to lift Hungary’s veto against Ukraine's EU path.
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Volodymyr Zelensky visited Denmark, where he spoke about Ukraine's EU membership and the support provided by the United States.
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The Danish EU Presidency has pledged full support to Ukraine in its efforts to join the European Union.
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