The situation in Russia and Ukraine is bleak. The death in prison of opposition leader Navalny and the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from the town of Avidika prompted the Danish government to step up aid to the war-torn country.
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Denmark wants to accelerate ammunition aid to Ukraine (Photo: Ministry of Defense of Ukraine)
The situation in Russia and Ukraine is bleak. The death in prison of opposition leader Navalny and the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from the town of Avidika prompted the Danish government to step up aid to the war-torn country.
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