The Danish Foreign Ministry is reportedly sending evacuation flights to assist approximately 4,000 Danish citizens who are stranded abroad, according to Swedish public broadcaster Sveriges Radio. The report states that Danish Foreign Minister Lars Løkke Rasmussen met with the Danish press on Thursday regarding the situation. The evacuation effort appears to involve citizens stranded in the Middle East region, though specific locations were not detailed in the available report.
The Danish government's response comes as thousands of its citizens face difficulties returning home from abroad. Further details about the circumstances leading to the stranding and the timeline for evacuation flights were not immediately available from the single source report.