Key facts
- Ukraine and Denmark discussed a drone cooperation agreement and enhanced anti-ballistic capabilities.
- President Zelensky stated that the 'Drone Deal' is nearly finalized.
- Danish Defense Minister Jeppe Bruus reaffirmed Denmark's ongoing support for Ukraine.
- Denmark has provided approximately 9.7 billion euros in military aid and 1.1 billion euros in civilian support since 2022.
President Volodymyr Zelensky and Danish Defense Minister Jeppe Bruus met in Kyiv on June 29, 2026, to discuss a potential drone cooperation agreement and expanded efforts to bolster anti-ballistic capabilities. Zelensky announced that a significant 'Drone Deal' is nearing completion and expressed hope for its imminent signing. The leaders also addressed Denmark's upcoming 30th defense support package for Ukraine and cooperation on strengthening European anti-ballistic defenses. Bruus reaffirmed Denmark's continued strong support for Ukraine throughout Russia's invasion, highlighting the country's substantial military and financial assistance provided since 2022.