Denmark vows €33 million to upgrade Ukrainian military training center
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Instructors at the Training Center for Units teach soldiers at the training ground (Photo: Training Center for Units/Facebook)
Denmark is investing about €33 million ($39 million) to modernize one of Ukraine’s Armed Forces training centers, partnering with Ukraine’s Defense Ministry and the Come Back Alive Foundation, Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov announced after meeting his Danish counterpart Troels Lund Poulsen on Feb. 24.
The project focuses on upgrading training infrastructure, living quarters, sanitation facilities, equipment and drone training capabilities.
The Come Back Alive Foundation, which has long supported Ukrainian military training and preparation, will serve as the implementing partner, Fedorov said.
The comprehensive overhaul will improve living conditions and safety for service members undergoing training at the facility.
“Our goal in achieving war objectives is to transform the Ukrainian military training system,” he stated. “Quality preparation means fewer losses and higher effectiveness. Modernizing this training center is one of the first steps toward that.”
On Feb. 22, Denmark’s Defense Ministry announced it plans to provide Ukraine with an additional 3.8 billion Danish kroner (about $600 million) in aid during 2026.
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