Denmark’s prime minister said that her country was handing over all of its shells to Ukraine as she urged other European states to provide more weapons.
“We decided to donate our entire artillery,” Mette Frederiksen said at the Munich Security Conference, suggesting that other European nations should follow suit.
“I’m sorry to say friends, there is still ammunition in stock in Europe. This is not only a question about production because we have weapons, we have ammunition, we have our defences that we don’t have to use at the moment, that we should deliver to Ukraine,” she said. “We have to do more.”
Ms Frederiksen said Denmark would soon deliver F-16 fighter jets to Ukraine and was still seeking more partners to supply the advanced fighter planes.
She acknowledged that Nato countries had done a lot to aid Ukraine in its war, but added: “I think it’s quite clear to all of us that it’s not enough. We have to speed up and scale up.”
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine rattled nerves throughout the Nordics. Sweden and Finland applied for Nato membership in May 2022, swiftly after Russia launched its invasion of Ukraine.
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