US EditionDenmark to buy $9 billion air defence systems as tensions with Russia grow
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The Danish government wants to strengthen the country's air defense with systems for almost eight billion euros. It is the largest arms purchase in the country's history.
Denmark is purchasing €7.7 billion worth of Europe-made ground-based air and missile systems in the “largest defence investment in Danish history”.
Denmark to buy $9 billion air defence systems as tensions with Russia grow
Denmark plans to buy European-made air defence systems for 58 billion Danish crowns ($9.11 billion), its largest arms purchase ever, the country's defence minister said on Friday, citing a challenging security situation.
Denmark plans to purchase European-made air defense systems worth a total of 58 billion Danish crowns (189.2 billion CZK), Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen announced on Friday. It is expected to be the largest arms acquisition in the country's history.
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