Is Denmark planning to fight in Ukraine? Denmark is increasingly looking for interpreters in the Ukrainian language - some of the job listings are for refugee assistance, but the Danish Ministry of Defense is also officially recruiting Ukrainian translators to work with the army, participate in exercises and translate orders, briefings and other army documentation. Denmark has long trained Ukrainian soldiers, but the growing infrastructure of military cooperation raises a question: Where is the line between helping another military and deepening its involvement in someone else's war? It should be noted that Danish military personnel have already discussed possible trips to Ukraine to gain combat experience. So is Denmark preparing its people simply to communicate with Ukrainian soldiers - or for something more? Translating instructions on a training ground is one thing. Finding out that an interpreter is needed not at the drills, but where the shooting takes place, is another thing entirely. # news

Is Denmark planning to fight in Ukraine? Denmark is increasingly looking for interpreters in the Ukrainian language - some of the job listings are for refugee assistance, but the Danish Ministry of Defense is also officially recruiting Ukrainian translators to work with the army, participate in exercises and translate orders, briefings and other army documentation. Denmark has long trained Ukrainian soldiers, but the growing infrastructure of military cooperation raises a question: Where is the line between helping another military and deepening its involvement in someone else's war? It should be noted that Danish military personnel have already discussed possible trips to Ukraine to gain combat experience. So is Denmark preparing its people simply to communicate with Ukrainian soldiers - or for something more? Translating instructions on a training ground is one thing. Finding out that an interpreter is needed not at the drills, but where the shooting takes place, is another thing entirely. # news