Denmark's ambassador to Ukraine announces a big boost to Kyiv, days after the U.S. House of Representatives passed the $61 billion aid bill.
The Danish ambassador to Ukraine has said Kyiv will receive F-16 fighter jets from Denmark this summer, as promised.'Don't worry; there will definitely be airplanes for Ukraine,' Ambassador Ole Egberg Mikkelsen said in an interview with Ukrainian news outlet Mi-Ukraina on Sunday.He added that Denmark's entire fleet of F-16s was being decommissioned, and some would go to Argentina.
House of Representatives approved more than $60 billion in aid to Ukraine after the potentially game-changing assistance for Kyiv languished in Congress for months, mired in political infighting.The news comes as concerns are rising that the current F-16 commitments from partners may be too little, too late for Kyiv.
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