Denmark to boost Arctic defence by $4.26 billion, buy 16 new F-35s

HELSINKI (Reuters) -Denmark will invest 27.4 billion crowns ($4.26 billion) to boost its military presence in the Arctic and plans to buy 16 new F-35 aircraft, it said on Friday, seeking to fend off U.S. criticism over Greenland's defence...

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Denmark to buy 16 more F-35 fighter jets, bolster Arctic, North Atlantic security

OSLO, Oct. 10 (Xinhua) -- Denmark on Friday announced it will purchase 16 additional F-35 fighter jets for 29 billion Danish kroner (4.5 billion U.S. dollars), taking its future fleet to 43 aircraft, and will invest a further 27.4 billion Danish...

Denmark to buy 16 more F-35 fighter jets, bolster security

Denmark on Friday announced it will purchase 16 additional F-35 fighter jets for 29 billion Danish kroner (4.5 billion U.S. dollars), taking its future fleet to 43 aircraft, and will invest a further 27.4 billion Danish kroner to strengthen...

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Denmark to purchase 16 more F-35A fighters

Photo credit: Danish Armed Forces The Danish Ministry of Defence will order 16 additional F-35A fighter jets to bolster the country’s Air Force. This is reported on the website of the Danish Ministry of Defence, News.Az reports citing foreign...

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Denmark to Buy 16 Additional F-35A Fighters

The Danish Ministry of Defence will order 16 additional F-35A fighters to strengthen the country’s Air Force. This is reported on the website of the Danish Ministry of Defence. The Ministry of Defense noted that the purchase would significantly...

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Denmark to increase Arctic defense spending by $4.26 billion

Source: Karolis Kavolelis/Shutterstock Greenland's government announced on Friday that Denmark will invest 27.4 billion Danish crowns ($4.26 billion) to enhance its military presence in the Arctic, aiming to address criticism from U.S. President...

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