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Denmark and the Netherlands have announced that they will join the program of military support for Ukraine, including the provision of air defense systems.

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Danish Foreign Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen said Denmark is ready to help finance the military support program for Ukraine, while the Netherlands, through its Foreign Minister Caspar Veldkamp, announced its intention to participate. Sweden will also support arms supply efforts, in the context of US President Donald Trump's announcement of deliveries of PATRIOT air defense systems. Trump has stepped up his rhetoric against Russia and called for economic sanctions, while Germany has pledged to play an active role in the military program. It remains uncertain how long it will take for the weaponry to reach Ukraine, which faces constant shelling.

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