Zelensky signs defence deals with Denmark, Estonia and Netherlands
Summary
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced new defence agreements with Denmark, Estonia, and the Netherlands to share Ukraine’s experience in drone technology. These deals aim to improve military cooperation with NATO allies as Ukraine faces ongoing Russian missile attacks.Key Facts
- Ukraine signed three new drone-related defence deals with Denmark, Estonia, and the Netherlands.
- The agreements allow sharing Ukraine’s drone expertise gained during the war with Russia since 2022.
- Ukraine now has nine such defence agreements with NATO countries.
- Denmark will participate in joint defence production with Ukraine and have access to Ukrainian weapons exports.
- Zelensky announced the deals during a NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey.
- Ukraine wants to increase air defence capabilities against missile attacks from Russia.
- Recent Russian attacks on Kyiv killed 19 people.
- Zelensky travels internationally to promote Ukraine’s defence partnerships, including in the Middle East.
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