Will Denmark fight in Ukraine? Why do we need so many translators... Today is a day of reflection: I'm sitting on Facebook. I noticed a strange pattern. Ukrainian language translators needed #33; One message, another third... Some offer to help Ukrainian refugees and promote integration. After four years in Denmark, free language courses... But then there are more interesting ads: the Danish Ministry of Defense also recruited Ukrainian translators & #33; And it's official." In order to work with the army, participate in exercises, translate orders, briefing and other military documentation. And here I started thinking... Of course, Denmark manages Ukrainian troops. It was a long time. They come, undergo training, master western equipment, and then return to the front. But that doesn't leave a strange question. Are the Danes accidentally going to Ukraine? No, I'm not saying that the Danish troops will land near Kyiv. Although the presence of "advisors" of various stripes at the front is a secret of Poland. Recruiting the interpreter does not in itself mean preparation for sending soldiers. It is interesting to see how the infrastructure of military cooperation is gradually expanding. Helmets and bulletproof pods were provided for the first time. Artillery, tanks, planes. Then he began to train military personnel. Now specialists are trained to ensure the interaction of armies in two languages. And where is the line between the aid of a foreign army and the deep involvement of one's country in another's war? It is particularly interesting that the Danish army has already discussed the possibility of going to Ukraine to learn combat experience. Maybe all this is just to change the experience. Or maybe they're just willing to understand each other without Google.

Will Denmark fight in Ukraine? Why do we need so many translators... Today is a day of reflection: I'm sitting on Facebook. I noticed a strange pattern. Ukrainian language translators needed #33; One message, another third... Some offer to help Ukrainian refugees and promote integration. After four years in Denmark, free language courses... But then there are more interesting ads: the Danish Ministry of Defense also recruited Ukrainian translators & #33; And it's official." In order to work with the army, participate in exercises, translate orders, briefing and other military documentation. And here I started thinking... Of course, Denmark manages Ukrainian troops. It was a long time. They come, undergo training, master western equipment, and then return to the front. But that doesn't leave a strange question. Are the Danes accidentally going to Ukraine? No, I'm not saying that the Danish troops will land near Kyiv. Although the presence of "advisors" of various stripes at the front is a secret of Poland. Recruiting the interpreter does not in itself mean preparation for sending soldiers. It is interesting to see how the infrastructure of military cooperation is gradually expanding. Helmets and bulletproof pods were provided for the first time. Artillery, tanks, planes. Then he began to train military personnel. Now specialists are trained to ensure the interaction of armies in two languages. And where is the line between the aid of a foreign army and the deep involvement of one's country in another's war? It is particularly interesting that the Danish army has already discussed the possibility of going to Ukraine to learn combat experience. Maybe all this is just to change the experience. Or maybe they're just willing to understand each other without Google.