The Danish Armed Forces plan to send unarmed troops to Ukraine for short-term training in order to study the war tactics of the country’s drones, said Division General Peter Boysen, chief of staff of the Armed Forces of Denmark, on the public television channel TV 2 This April 16.
“We send teams on site to see by themselves the level of experience and competence of the Ukrainians,” said Boysen. “They don’t go there to actively participate in war. »»
The courses, which should start this summer, will take place in training centers located in western Ukraine.
The training program will involve teams from different Danish regiments. The lessons will last one to two weeks and will take place far from the front, probably near Lviv.
-To avoid all quid pro quo, the Danish Denas of Defense has clearly clarified the objectives of this deployment:
Following today’s Danish media story about military personnel training in Ukraine: There are no current plans to send Danish personnel to Ukraine for anything other than gathering battlefield experience, which has been ongoing for the past six months. No decisions have been made beyond this program.
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– Defense (@Defense.dk) 16 Avril 2025 à 12:30
