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Chair of Danish Parliament Defense Committee Warns NATO Countries on Buy of U.S. Military Equipment

Chair of Danish Parliament Defense Committee Warns NATO Countries on Buy of U.S. Military Equipment
Pictured are F-35As with the Royal Danish Air Force (Danish Defense Command Photo)

The chairman of the Danish Parliament's defense committee advised NATO countries on Wednesday to avoid the buy of U.S. military equipment, including Lockheed Martin [LMT] F-35s fighters. "As one of the decision makers behind Denmark's purchase of F-35s, I regret it," Rasmus Jarlov wrote on X. "The USA can certainly disable the planes by simply stopping the supply of spare parts. They want to strengthen Russia and weaken Europe and are showing that they are willing to do tremendous damage…

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