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Denmark Backs Ukraine's EU Membership Quest as Zelenskyy Meets Key European Backers
- On Thursday, as Denmark commenced its six-month term leading the EU, Volodymyr Zelenskyy, the President of Ukraine, visited Aarhus to participate in important discussions.
- Denmark's EU presidency seeks to push Ukraine's EU membership bid despite Hungary's veto, while Russia's intensified attacks strain Ukraine's defenses.
- Discussions during Zelenskyy's visit focused on increasing military support, new sanctions against Russia, and cooperation with Ukraine's defense industry, which Denmark supports.
- Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen stated the need to diminish Russia's power and highlighted Ukraine's vital role in maintaining the safety of the continent, committing Denmark to compensate for any reduction in US military assistance.
- Denmark vows to use its presidency to apply maximum pressure on Hungary to lift its veto and to aid Ukraine’s accession, signaling strong European backing amid ongoing conflict.
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Danish Prime Minister Mette
·United States
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Volodymyr Zelensky visited Denmark, where he spoke about Ukraine's EU membership and the support provided by the United States.
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The Danish EU Presidency has pledged full support to Ukraine in its efforts to join the European Union.
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