Voters in Denmark, one of Ukraine's largest military donors, are in favor of sending a military contingent to the country after the war ends, Bloomberg reports. According to a Ritzau survey, 53% of respondents stated that Denmark should participate in any future deployment of soldiers.

More than half of Danes would support the deployment of their troops as part of a potential allied contingent to provide security guarantees for Ukraine. Source: Bloomberg, citing Danish agency Ritzau,

Around 53% of Danes are in favor of sending peacekeepers to Ukraine after Russia's full-scale war ends, according to a poll published by Ritzau news agency on Feb. 21, Bloomberg reported. The news comes amid growing Western deliberations over stationing peacekeeping forces in Ukraine if negotiations with Russia lead to a ceasefire.