Denmark pays 750,000 kroner annually to Russia's embassy ↗
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Jyllands-Posten's front page highlights domestic concerns including fuel prices and military security, alongside international developments in the Middle East and US politics. A story about Denmark's payment to the Russian embassy is also featured.
Denmark contributes 750,000 kroner each year to Russia's embassy.
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