The Danish government has announced the preparation of a new military aid package for Ukraine worth 4.8 billion Danish kroner (approximately $721 million). In addition, Copenhagen will allocate an additional 150 million kroner (about $22.5 million) to support the Ukrainian energy sector.
This was reported on November 10 by the Danish TV channel TV 2 citing the Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen.
The new package will be Denmark's 32nd military aid package to Ukraine. It was discussed during an extraordinary meeting of the parliamentary Foreign Policy Committee, where the government held consultations on further support for Ukrainian defense.
The announcement of the new aid coincided with the visit of Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky to Denmark.
"We want to use today, when Zelensky is visiting, to show in practice that Ukraine can count on Denmark's support", - said Rasmussen.
According to the minister, Denmark considers it necessary to maintain significant amounts of military aid to Ukraine in order to give it the strongest possible position in the context of war and possible peace negotiations.
Separately, the Danish government has provided emergency funding of 150 million kroner for the Ukrainian energy sector. The additional support was announced amid Russian attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure, which pose risks to stable electricity and heat supply.
Thus, the total value of the two announced aid directions is 4.95 billion Danish kroner, or approximately $743 million at the exchange rate as of November 10, 2026. Of this amount, about $721 million goes to military support and another $22.5 million to energy.
The dollar equivalent is calculated at an approximate market rate of 1 Danish krone = $0.1501. The actual equivalent may vary depending on currency quotes.
The TV 2 report does not specify the full list of weapons and equipment included in the new military package, nor the specific delivery schedule. Details of how the additional energy sector funding will be used have not yet been provided.
Denmark remains one of Ukraine's key European partners in the defense sector. Copenhagen provides military equipment, supports Ukrainian air defense, and finances weapons production directly at Ukrainian enterprises within the so-called Danish model.
The previous, 31st military aid package was announced by Denmark in September 2026. Its value was approximately 1.8 billion Danish kroner, and the main focus was strengthening Ukrainian air defense.
Based on materials from: TV 2 Danmark, Danish Foreign Ministry
