US EditionDenmark, Sweden Back Funding US Weapons for Ukraine
BRUSSELS, JUL 15 – European NATO members agree to finance billions of dollars in US arms, including Patriot systems, to bolster Ukraine's air defense against intensified Russian attacks, officials said.
- Denmark and the Netherlands are looking to join U.S. President Donald Trump's plan to buy American weapons for Ukraine, revealed on July 14.
- Trump announced a tougher stance on Russia, giving it 50 days to stop fighting or face new economic sanctions.
- Denmark's Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen stated that Denmark is ready to contribute funds for U.S.-made weapons for Ukraine.
- Swedish Defense Minister Pal Jonson confirmed Sweden's intention to contribute to the weapon delivery effort via NATO.
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Denmark, the Netherlands and Sweden confirmed today that they will participate in the procurement of weapons for Ukraine, in accordance with US President Donald Trump's plan.
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Germany had already declared that it would play a crucial role in the U.S.'s proposed deal. ...
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On Tuesday in Brussels, the two countries said they were ready to participate in Donald Trump's plan to buy weapons for Ukraine by Europe Denmark and the Netherlands said on Tuesday at
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