Denmark is planning to acquire air defense systems worth 58 billion Danish crowns, the largest in its history, to respond to Russian threats.
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The Danish Minister of Defense announced that the country will invest 58 billion Danish crowns (approximately 9.11 billion USD) in air defense systems, the largest arms purchase in its history. This decision comes amid security concerns, particularly in the context of Russian aggression. Denmark will acquire eight systems, including the SAMP/T platform, and emphasized the importance of strengthening defense capabilities in the face of external threats.
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