Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen criticised Ukraine’s allies for hesitating to allow Kyiv to target sites within Russia, arguing that such caution has given Moscow ’too good a card in their han

Denmark's Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen told Bloomberg it’s time to stop public discussions of “red lines,” as they benefit Russia. Read also: Denmark confirms additional F-16 deliveries to Ukraine in late 2024 She advocated removing restrictions on Ukraine's use of weapons,

The most important red line has been crossed already. And that was when the Russians entered Ukraine,” Mette Frederiksen says.

Russia plans to maintain defense spending at an historic high in 2025 and sees only slight declines in the following two years as President Vladimir Putin’s war on Ukraine shows no sign of ending.

"We will have to think about a new form of organization of Europe and rethink our relations with Russia after the war in Ukraine," Macron said.