The media reported on EU military aid to Ukraine in the form of fishing nets

Sweden and Denmark are supplying military aid to Ukraine in the form of old fishing nets instead of weapons. This was reported on May 25 by the Yle news portal.

"Denmark has supplied fishing nets worth €2.5 million to Ukraine," the publication says.

It is noted that fishing nets were decided to be supplied to Ukraine after the UK left the European Union (EU) and fishermen in Denmark lost access to British waters, so most nets ceased to be valuable for the fishing industry.

As the publication pointed out, fishing nets are used to protect against drones. Ukrainian militants are stringing nets between trees in vertical and horizontal positions, and this helps to catch fallen drones and ammunition.

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