US EditionDenmark to Purchase at Least 10 New F-35 Fighter Jets
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More people want to join the Home Guard, and the increased number of recruits now triggers an extra bag of money. Before a trip to Kosovo, where Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen (V) will see Home Guard soldiers in action, he promises that ...
Despite Washington's multiple pressures on Greenland's strategic territory, Denmark has just announced the purchase of an additional ten F-35 fighters from the United States.
Just a few weeks ago, Copenhagen was short of harsh words to criticize President Trump's ambitions for Greenland, going so far as to denounce "unacceptable" American pressure on this autonomous territory of the Kingdom of Denmark. Some officials went further, such as Ramus Jarlov, the chairman of the Parliament's Defense Committee... This article Denmark confirms its intention to acquire ten additional F-35As appeared first on Zone Militaire.
Denmark Plans F-35 Expansion and Leads Patriot Aid for Ukraine
Copenhagen, July 10 - Denmark is poised to bolster its military capabilities and strengthen its support for Ukraine through two significant defense initiatives: the acquisition of additional Lockheed Martin F-35 fighter jets and a coordinated effort to supply Patriot air defense systems to Ukraine. These developments, announced by Denmark’s Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen, underscore the country’s commitment to enhancing its own security wh…
Denmark plans to sign deal for additional Lockheed Martin F-35 fighters in coming months
While Poulsen did not disclose an exact cost, he stated the procurement would involve “a very large amount of billions.” He also refrained from specifying when the full fleet would be operational. “I assess, based on what I have spoken to people in the F-35 office, that there is a good opportunity to accelerate further deliveries of F-35 fighter jets if we make a quick decision,” Poulsen said. The Danish government appears intent on expediting t…
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