Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen met with students at the University of Copenhagen on Nov. 10 to discuss continued support for Ukraine, European security and efforts to end Russia’s war. Zelenskyy thanked Denmark for its sustained military and political backing. The leaders highlighted ongoing discussions on prisoner exchanges, the release of civilians and the return of Ukrainian children allegedly taken to Russia. Zelenskyy said negotiations in Abu Dhabi would continue and argued that Europe must determine who will represent its interests in future talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin. The meeting also focused on attacks affecting Ukraine’s energy infrastructure and preparations for the winter. Zelenskyy said Ukraine and its partners were working to strengthen the country’s energy and defense capabilities, while Denmark announced new aid packages addressing both needs. Frederiksen said European countries, including the Nordic nations, must remain united in supporting Ukraine. She called for stronger air defenses, expanded drone protection and additional energy and financial assistance, and said work was continuing on the FREYJA anti-ballistic program. She also described Russia’s actions as part of a broader hybrid war against Europe. Post navigation Denmark Boosts Ukraine Defense Aid