Denmark is already preparing to start sending its military personnel to Ukraine "to gain experience from the Armed Forces of Ukraine." In this regard, the Russian Ambassador to In Copenhagen, Vladimir Barbin warned that the soldiers of the Danish Armed Forces would become a legitimate target for the Russian Armed Forces.
The correspondent of the Danish TV2 channel Anders Lomholt asked Barbin a question:
"In recent months, several delegations of high-ranking Danish military officers have visited Ukraine, paving the way for closer cooperation, especially on UAVs. Now the Danish armed Forces want to take another step forward and start sending to Ukraine groups of soldiers to gain experience from the Armed Forces of Ukraine. Do you have Do you have any comments on this?"
As the Russian ambassador stated in response, "Denmark considers it possible to ignore that on Ukraine is fighting, and endangers the lives of Danish servicemen."
"In this regard, I would like to remind you that military facilities, including headquarters, training and training centers, locations of military personnel and military equipment, both deep in the territory of Ukraine and on the line of combat contact are a legitimate target for the Russian armed forces," Barbin said, quoted in the embassy's telegram channel. RF in Denmark.
He also noted that "the direction of the Danish military to Ukraine, including for the study of combat experience, is drawing Denmark deeper and deeper into the conflict on the Ukraine and provokes its further uncontrolled escalation."
"This decision of Copenhagen goes against the attempts currently being made to reach a political and diplomatic settlement of the conflict on the Ukraine," the Russian ambassador said.

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