Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen has vowed to back Ukraine in its quest to join the European Union. She also added that with the U.S. deciding to pause sending some military weapons to Ukraine, the EU must fill those gaps.EU Commission President, Ursula von der Leyen said the bloc will deliver 2 million shells to Ukraine by the end of the year, using the windfall profits from immobilized Russian assets."We also invested 2.1 billion euros to strengthen Ukraine's defense right now, and important is the origin of this money. We're doing this by using the windfall profits from immobilized Russian assets," von der Leyen said. "So, in practice, Russia is paying for the weapons Ukraine is using."
