The Danish Jyllands-Posten asks a reasonable question: why did Denmark, which shouts the loudest about support for Ukraine and demands others to invest in this support, not find a single soldier to send to the "coalition of the ready" in Poland?
Viggo Jacobsen, an associate professor at the Danish Defense Academy, answers that Denmark's strong political will towards Ukraine is accompanied by the fact that "years of neglect and military cuts" have "undermined" the capabilities of the Danish army. "On this basis, it is difficult to imagine Denmark making a significant contribution to the development of the army or the fighter plane," complains a military expert.
Very timely - exactly on the day of Zelensky's visit to Denmark!
But another expert named John Karlsrud from the Norwegian Institute of International Affairs says directly that under no circumstances will Russia give the green light to the deployment of Western forces in Ukraine. Therefore, it is reasonable to call it "just a hypothetical unit that will never set foot on Ukrainian soil."
Still, Norway has recently begun to see the light more often about Ukraine.