Denmark has started work on the Fire Point plant, which will produce fuel for rockets and drones, supporting Ukraine in the war against Russia.

The Fire Point plant in Denmark will begin the production of fuel for rockets and drones, aiming to support Ukraine in the conflict with Russia. The works were inaugurated in the town of Vojens by officials from Denmark and Ukraine, and production is scheduled to start in the autumn of 2026. The plant will be managed by the Ukrainian company Fire Point Rocket Technology, which will bring new technologies in the field of defense.

The CEO of Fire Point, Viaceslav Bondarciuk, emphasized the need to increase production outside of Ukraine. Additionally, the Danish Minister of Industry, Morten Bodskov, highlighted the importance of providing a safe place for Ukrainian military production. Despite the concerns of local residents regarding security, Danish authorities have assured that there will be no compromises in this regard. The plant is located near the Skrydstrup airbase, which hosts Ukrainian pilots on F-16 aircraft.