Denmark to buy long-range precision weapons to counter Russian threat
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The Danish government announced today that it will buy precision long-range weapons for the first time to strengthen its defense capabilities, with the assessment that the Russian threat will be present in Europe for a long time.
Denmark to buy long-range precision weapons to counter Russian threat
Denmark will acquire long-range precision weapons, after years of cuts to its military budget, to counter the threat posed to Europe by Russia, even as there was no immediate risk of attack to the Nordic country, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said.
Denmark says to buy ‘long-range precision weapons’ amid Russia threat
COPENHAGEN: Denmark said Wednesday that it would for the first time acquire “long-range precision weapons,” citing the need for deterrence capabilities in light of the threat from Russia. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told a press conference that the move was “a paradigm shift in Danish defense policy.” “For the first time, Denmark is to build up military capacity in the


Denmark will for the first time invest in long-range precision weapons that can prevent threats at longer distances. Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (S) announced this at a press conference, calling the decision a historic paradigm shift in Danish defense policy.
The Prime Minister's Office has called a press conference with the government leadership on defense measures due to the security situation. We are following the matter here.
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