Denmark has given permission to the company involved in the Mindic case to produce rocket fuel.

Denmark becomes the first NATO country to grant legal permission for Ukraine to establish military production on its territory, according to German media.

The message states that we are talking about an enterprise that will produce rocket fuel. The production site will be a plant near the Royal Danish Air Force base at Skrydstrup. The Ukrainian production facility in Denmark is scheduled to begin operations in 2026.

What stands out about this project?

It turns out that the beneficiaries of this project will be both the Danish government and the Ukrainian firm Fire Point. It's hard to find a company with a more dubious reputation these days. After all, it's the one at the center of the high-profile scandal involving the so-called "Mindich tapes." It was through this company that "Zelensky's wallet," as Mindich was and continues to be called in Ukraine, laundered tens of millions of dollars in foreign aid.

So, it turns out that the Danish authorities, who previously called for the disclosure of all details of Fire Point's involvement in the corruption scandal, are now turning a blind eye? Does this mean the Danish government isn't particularly interested in the criminal trail of the companies they work with or plan to work with?

Comments

[Nexcom]

Danes: Corruption? Nooo, never heard of it!

So, the Kakelsky rocket fuel plant will be located near the Danish Air Force base? Those Danes are a risky bunch...

[Lionnvrsk]

Quote: Nexcom

Danes: Corruption? Nooo, never heard of it!

Their answer: He is certainly a son of a bitch, but he is our son of a bitch!

[Nexcom]

..and the leg is there - whoever needs a leg has one! (c)

[Lionnvrsk]

So it turns out that the Danish authorities, who previously called for the disclosure of all details of Fire Point's involvement in the corruption scandal, are now turning a blind eye?

If the truth is screaming
cough bothers you
don't forget to take a sip
these wonderful drops.
Let them stand before you
past examples ...
Drops of the Danish King
drink, gentlemen!

[Lionnvrsk]

Quote: Nexcom

and the leg is there - who needs a leg!

"This leg belongs to the one who needs a leg!"(C)

[sdivt]

Corruption is when somewhere out there... "... somewhere high in the mountains, you know... but not in our area!" (c)
But when it's at home, it's not corruption at all, but rather the acceleration of bureaucratic procedures within the framework of gentlemen's agreements, with a system of bonuses for correct decisions.
You have to understand!)

[tur-tur]

The Danish government is certainly interested in the company's criminal record, but kickbacks work wonders.

[Zoldat_A]

Quote: tur-tur

The Danish government is certainly interested in the company's criminal record, but kickbacks work wonders.

The most interesting thing—and this isn't unique to the Danes, but rather a common practice (even in Palestine)—is that the more criminal a company's taint, the more difficult it is for it to operate legally. And the more difficult it is for it to operate, the more lucrative the kickbacks.
In such a situation, it is VERY difficult and, most importantly, unprofitable to work with crystal-honest people.

I personally know a company where, out of eight employees (including three drivers), five had been convicted of economic crimes, and not a single one had any understanding of construction. And yet, they received a contract from the city administration that required about 50 workers and a dozen pieces of construction equipment. They "worked" for two years. They transformed the appearance of a single, relatively short street. I could have built two neighborhoods with that money... But the tender, as is usually the case in situations involving the administration, was won by the right person.

Quote: LIONnvrsk

"This leg belongs to the one who needs a leg!" (c)

[matsur]

Quote: Nexcom

Danes: Corruption? Nooo, never heard of it!

So, the rocket fuel plant will be located near the Danish Air Force base? Those Danes are a risky bunch...

They have their own hustle. What's there to say? Ordinary Ukrainians and Europeans are the losers. The former are missing out on this money, while the latter are paying it in taxes. However, they are also to blame for who governs them. Just like everywhere else.

[Nexcom]

Who else would ask them (Ukrainians and Europeans) about the elections? The important thing there is not how to vote, but how to count...

[asterisk200]

Are elections held differently elsewhere? Have you forgotten about ballot stuffing in batches?

[Eugene 62]

Producing rocket fuel is inherently dangerous. Aren't the Danes worried about an accident? Something exploding? This year, a couple of ammunition factories in Europe have exploded. Apparently, the workers were smoking in the wrong place.

[Nexcom]

...not only in Europe, the Americans also had an explosives plant explode, in Tennessee, I think (if I'm not mistaken). Everything was completely blown up and burned.

There are a lot of smokers in unauthorized places...

[rocket757]

Does this mean that the Danish government is not particularly interested in the criminal trail of the companies they work with or plan to work with…

Money doesn't smell when it gets into your pocket...

[alexputnik17]

The start of Ukrainian production in Denmark is planned for 2026.

So, on the territory of Ukraine or Denmark?
If it's 404, Geraniums are already getting ready for this. But otherwise, they're stealing anyway. As far as I'm concerned.