On Saturday, the Danish Prime Minister Put Frederiksen urged caution, believing that the situation remained “uncertain” after the summit between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in Alaska.
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“In my eyes, we are in a situation at least as uncertain as we have always been,” she said in an interview with DR public television.
“There was no cease-fire, and there was no agreement. On the other hand, the Russians bombed all night, and for me, it is clear proof that Russia does not want peace, “said Mr.me Frederiksen.
His statements echo those of French President Emmanuel Macron who called for vigilance, asking to maintain “pressure” on Russia.
For the Danish leader, whose country occupies the rotating presidency of the European Union until the end of the year, it is important to continue to militarily support Ukraine and to influence to rearm Europe.
“When I woke up this morning, my first thought was that we had to hurry even more to rearm ourselves,” she insisted.