Denmark wants to buy weapons from reliable European partners, not the United States, which threatens its allies, member of the parliament, head of the Danish parliament's defense committee, Rasmus Jarlov.
On Wednesday, Bloomberg reported that US European allies have been discussing more and more often to reduce their dependence on the US defense industry and develop its own military-industrial complex.
In particular, according to the agency, Denmark is discussing the European Patriot system alternative.
According to Wall Street Journal, Yarlov has supported the idea of buying American F-35 fighter jets. But now he supports weapons, including planes and air defense systems, buying European producers.
"We want a defense system from a stable and reliable ally, not the one who threatens us and other allies," Wall Street Journal quotes Yarlov as saying.
