Danish PM Frederiksen: Putin’s strategy was to wait for us to stop and give up, but that will never happen. We promise to continue standing with Ukraine.



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  2. A lot of shit can be said about her and her government, but her determination in supporting Ukraine is something I as a Dane can get 100% behind!

  4. The sentiment is OK in itself, but based on listening and working with Ukrainian refugees in my country I suspect that I speak for them and plenty of other Ukrainians by taking this as just a rehash of “For As Long As It Takes™” popular in the West during 2022 and 2023.

    The Ukrainians are screaming for real support **at scale** via delivery (or development) of **offensive** gear to make meaningful progress in liberating occupied Ukraine and finally start to administer the proper and long-overdue comeuppance to the Russians for the obscene laundry list of atrocities that they and their rotten ancestors have proudly committed on all **non**-Russians since the 1500s.

    Bulking up the Ukrainians’ inventory of **defensive** gear like SAMs and Gepards just plays into the Russians’ fіlthу little hands by digging into the inefficient approach of trying to shoot down arrows rather than killing archers, or picking off tеrmіtеѕ individually in the open rather than obliterating their nests or mounds.

    As we see ~~3+~~ **11+** years into their latest attempt to exterminate the Ukrainians, the Russians are still more than capable of expressing their МоngоІ-grаdе depravity which makes the neckbeards of ISIS jealous by virtue of happily colonizing occupied Ukraine, and conducting airstrikes and/or human safaris using powered glide bombs, cruise missiles, air-to-ground missiles, and drones produced in and launched from the safety of the bowels of Russia by its oh-so-oppressed population at 140 million-plus.

    ETA: To add to the sentiment, put yourself in the shoes of Putin and 99.9% of his fellow 140 million+ Russians who squat on the lower ~~classes~~ **castes** of their “society” (due credit to the **rounding error’s** worth of good Russians dispersed in the Freedom of Russia Legion, Siberia Battalion and Nomad Unit).

    The Russians have managed to expand their oh-so-valuable but oh-so-victimized homeland’s territory by virtue of their troops and goons having goose-stepped their way into eastern and southern Ukraine starting February 27, **2014**. They’ve cemented the theft by openly colonizing chunks of that stolen land by ~~moving into~~ **squatting in** homes whose Ukrainian owners they’ve violently evicted or even killed outright.

    The Russians are therefore flexing on Ukrainians and the rest of the civilized world by applying the saying that “possession is nine-tenths of the law”. Their culturally-accepted and foundational sense of self-entitlement to others’ tangible and intangible assets prevents them from *ever* relinquishing those stolen assets voluntarily like civilized people.

    Instead they’ll leave only at gunpoint or under a hail of Ukrainian and NATO-grade munitions because that’s all that they ultimately choose to understand. For Russians, genocide is typically a long game. Their sinister success with colonization under the loftier label of Russification validates their thinking when you, the outsider from the West, [realize that it took decades, if not centuries, of “honest” and “honorable” work by the “benevolent” Russians](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Territorial_evolution_of_Russia#Table_of_changes) on various **non**-Russians to come to fruition.

    They have “won” more than enough bets in their thoroughly sordid history that non-Russians and their allies eventually exhaust themselves in defense and shown as a matter of their deranged national pride that the joke is on us in the civilized world via their choice to die on the hill of depriving life, love, culture, and dignity from us non-Russians, generation after generation.

  5. Exactly this. Putin has still not realised. The days of Russia terrorising out of sight are over.
    The world is watching and will not forget

  6. That’s all nice but Ukraine is on the brink of breaking. There should be way more military support. Start protecting Ukrainian air. Or something. Deflecting Russia blows is not escalation by any means.

  9. THIS is the way to defeat a bully. It takes a village…. that’s ready to defend itself.

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  11. Slava Ukraini! Putin has already lost! Tic toc tic toc!

  13. Mettes actions ultimately resulted in me visiting Kyiv twice in the last 12 months. Drones and iskanders won’t take away from the most impactful trips of my life. As a Dane I’m happy to be able to help and contribute to the defence and victory for Ukraine.

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