Denmark, France and Lithuania invest EUR150 million to modernize Ukraine’s defense industry  

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**Denmark Leads in Supporting Ukraine’s Defense Industry**

The Danish has given €111 million help Ukraine make its own weapons. This is part of a larger effort from Denmark, France, and Lithuania to support Ukraine’s defense industry.

Ukraine has received over €150 million for its defense industry since Russia invaded in 2022. The Ukrainian government has been working hard to adapt to the war and use money to help their . However, they have had problems getting military aid from other countries on time.

**Denmark’s Big Contribution**

The Danish contribution is the largest, with €111 million given through agreements between Ukraine and Denmark. This shows how Denmark is taking a leading role in supporting Ukraine’s defense industry.

France has also given money to help Ukraine’s security. They have given €29 million to enhance Ukraine’s capabilities. Lithuania has committed €10 million for a project called ““.

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Lithuania and Ukraine signed an agreement on November 23rd to work together on the Palianytsia project. This is a -range missile- hybrid that Ukraine wants to make itself. The goal is to reduce reliance on foreign military supplies.

The Palianytsia was already deployed in combat and even struck a Russian military facility. Rustem Umerov said that the money will be used to produce missiles, deep-strike drones, and artillery systems.

**Ukraine’s Plans**

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy wants Ukraine to make ,000 long-range drones in 2025 using domestic facilities. They also want to make no fewer than 3,000 cruise missiles and drone missiles.

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