Denmark announced on Monday the reopening of its embassy in Kyiv, during a visit of its Foreign Affairs Minister, Jeppe Kofod, reports MAP.
Kofod said in a statement issued by his ministry, that “the reopening of the Danish embassy’s doors today is a strong gesture symbolizing the support of Ukraine and its people.”
The Danish Embassy will resume work with a limited number of employees before gradually returning to normal workflow.
Previously, Denmark had temporarily closed its embassy in Kyiv, due to the Russian offensive that began on February 24.
The Nordic country’s diplomats left the capital after they set up a temporary representation in Lviv, located in western Ukraine.
On April 21, Denmark announced an additional 600 million Danish Crown (80.6 million euros) of military aid to Ukraine, bringing up the total assistance to one billion Danish Crown.
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