Zelensky urged Europe to create a missile defense system against Russian drones

During the joint briefing in Copenhagen, Volodymyr Zelensky called for the establishment of a system to jointly counter Russian drones. He noted the need to shoot down Russian drones that violate the air borders of European countries. The president also mentioned Ukraine's readiness to exchange experiences in this area with other states.

During a joint briefing with Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen in Copenhagen, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky expressed a significant need for the creation of a joint system that would allow vulnerable countries in Europe to shoot down Russian drones that violate their air borders. 'Russian drones have gone too far, and dangerous incidents with Russia have also gone too far. Denmark, Poland, the Czech Republic, Romania, countries in the north all need to be able to shoot down Russian drones,' the head of state emphasized.

If necessary, Ukraine is already ready to take on the role of exchanging experiences with countries ready for this that have problems shooting down Russian UAVs. Zelensky also shared that Ukrainian military personnel, who have significant experience in this area, are in Denmark and are ready to share their knowledge to help strengthen the defense against drones.

Danish support in relations with the EU and the expansion of Ukraine's Euro-integration course

Educated Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen supported the importance of Ukraine's EU membership at the briefing, calling it a necessary strategic step. She also noted that she supports the views of 26 countries that support the accession of Ukraine and Moldova to the EU, emphasizing the need to find solutions with Hungary. Mette Frederiksen also expressed support for using Russian assets to compensate for damages and losses.

As a result of the joint briefing in Denmark, President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky called for a joint fight against Russian drones that violate the air borders of Europe. He also emphasized Ukraine's readiness to share its military experience with other countries to strengthen defense against drones. Throughout the meeting, Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen of Denmark expressed support for Ukraine in relations with the European Union, recognizing Ukraine's accession to the EU as an important strategic step.