Denmark Funds Production of Ukrainian Weapons and Purchases in the U.S.

Denmark has announced its 28th military aid package for Ukraine, totaling DKK 1.4 billion, according to the Danish Ministry of Defence.

The package includes DKK100 million in additional funding for the production of weapons in Ukraine under the so-called “Danish model.”

Denmark will also provide over DKK 370 million to purchase American-made weapons for Ukraine through the PURL initiative.

In addition, DKK 80 million will be allocated to fuel, to be procured through the NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA).

It is noted that this funding will provide the Ukrainian Defense Forces with the necessary weaponry in the coming months.

“Thanks to this aid package, we will provide Ukraine with a range of decisive combat capabilities in the coming months through the Danish model and the PURL initiative,” Danish Defense Minister Troels Lund Poulsen shared.

The Ministry recalled that Denmark, together with Sweden and Norway, financed one of the first two arms packages through the PURL mechanism in August 2025, which included Patriot air defense system missiles.

Denmark announced the allocation of the previous military aid package to Ukraine in September. It includes support for the navy, armored vehicles, and military training.