Denmark pledged 19 F-16s, which could be delivered around the end of the year when pilot training lasting four to six months is completed
pledged 19 F-16s, which could be delivered around the end of the year when pilot training lasting four to six months is completed.
Other issues that are still not clear are what type of weapons the F-16s will carry and how the aircraft will be maintained in Ukraine. On Sunday, Zelenskyy visited the Netherlands and inspected two gray F-16s parked in a hangar at a Dutch base in the southern city of Eindhoven together with Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte.
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