Zelenskyy Has Announced Opening of Offices for FREYJA Anti-Ballistic Project in Denmark and Norway
- President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is visiting Copenhagen to discuss expanding the European missile defence system, The FREYJA Project, with Danish authorities and defence industry representatives.
- Ten countries participate in FREYJA, a project designed to offer a cheaper alternative to the American Patriot system, which Ukraine currently uses to intercept Russian ballistic missiles.
- Ukraine develops interceptor missiles and launchers, while European partners handle other components, including radars and guidance systems for the defence network.
- Development will accelerate so that testing can begin by the end of 2026, building on initial results announced on 21 October for FREYJA components.
- President Zelenskyy also plans to address broader defence cooperation and winter preparations, following Preliminary discussions with defence companies in Oslo.
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