Ukrainian defence companies are set to begin new joint production projects in Denmark following the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding between Minister of Defence of Ukraine Denys Shmyhal and Danish officials.
Denmark’s Minister for Industry, Business and Financial Affairs, Morten Bødskov, visited Terma Aerostructures in Grenaa on Friday, 3 October, to see how the facility is strengthening Denmark’s defence industrial base and contributing to international aerospace supply chains.
The Danish Ministry of Defence has officially chosen the SAMP/T NG system to provide Denmark with a cutting-edge solution for long-range air and missile defence.
Denmark has deployed two F-35 fighter jets and the frigate Niels Juel to support NATO’s eastern flank following Russian violations of Polish airspace in September.
NATO and its member nations deployed additional land, air and maritime capabilities to Denmark on 1–2 October to secure the European Union and European Political Community summits in Copenhagen.
NATO deploys forces to secure Danish summits following drone incursions over airspace Read More »
Denmark has begun deploying Terma’s integrated counter-UAS solution across multiple strategic sites in response to increasing unidentified drone activity near airports, military areas, and critical infrastructure.
Ukrainian-American investment group MITS Capital has announced the launch of MITS Industries, a new Danish-Ukrainian defence technology company.
The Danish Armed Forces launched Exercise Arctic Light 2025 on 9 September, bringing together more than 550 personnel from Denmark and NATO Allies for high-intensity training in and around Greenland
The Danish Ministry of Defence has announced plans to acquire long-range strike capabilities as part of efforts to strengthen the country’s armed forces.
Denmark plans long-range strike capability to strengthen deterrence and future defence Read More »
On 17 September, Denmark’s defence minister announced that the government planned to purchase Boeing P-8A Poseidon land-based patrol aircraft.
The Danish Ministry of Defence has selected the SAMP/T NG mobile ground-to-air system to strengthen its national air defence and ensure interoperability with European and NATO forces.
Terma has established a fully owned subsidiary in Kyiv, reinforcing its long-term commitment to Ukraine.
