frederiksen thanked for defense assistance for the fruitful conference in copenhagen, which recentlygreed on specific solutions for our defense, for the first time in the history of our bilateral relations, held negotiations with the president of the country discussed cooperation with international organizations, food security and current global threats, today ukraine was visited by the eighth un secretary general and juan manuel santos, ex-president of colombia, the main topic of conversation with them is security guarantees for ukraine, we are doing everything to form such a military the political and legal architecture of security for ukraine, which will be real, which will be effective and will work in the long term, guaranteeing peace to our people, the russian army of this day continued absolute desperation, brutal shelling of cities in zaporizhzhia region and dnipropetrovsk region, orihiv nikopol, unfortunately, there are wounded, unfortunately, there are victims, the shelling of kharkov border areas continues, but all this will not give the occupiers anything and will not bre

ahead of today's meeting, denmark's prime minister, frederiksen said that russia's invasion of ukraine it follows on from a similar summit held in may on denmark's west coast, where leaders from denmark, germany, belgium and the netherlands promised a huge ramping up of offshore wind energy in the north sea. europe has relied heavily on russian energy with germany and italy, the biggest importers. last year, 40% of the eu's gas and 27% of its oil came from there and it earned 400 euros billion in return. in march, the eu unveiled a pathway for weaning itself off russian fossilfuels, and a big part of that is shifting to green energy, as well as securing supplies from other countries and bringing in more energy—saving measures. 0ther efforts are under way. a new pipeline carrying natural gas from norway, across denmark to poland is in its final stages and is expected to turn the taps on this october. however, russian energy provider gazprom has said that from this wednesday it will shut down the nord stream pipeline for three days of maintenance, prompting some fears of supply disruptio