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Denmark to send first F-16 to Ukraine next month

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Christian Baha / RR

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The first F-16s from Denmark will be in Ukraine within a month, the country's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (pictured) stated on Monday during a joint news conference with the other Nordic prime ministers and Germany's Chancellor Olaf Scholz at Stockholm. In total, 19 Danish F-16s will be handed over to Ukraine.

The nation recently unveiled a military assistance package worth €1 billion for Ukraine, which encompasses tanks, drones, ammunition and F-16 fighter jets to fulfill Kiev's urgent military needs.

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