"In the coming months, Denmark will provide F16 fighter jets, special forces and a [C-130J] transport aircraft to support the anti-Daesh international coalition," the press service said in a statement.
Thus, according to the government data, the total military contribution of Denmark since mid-2016 will include 400 Danish servicemen, including pilots and technical staff.
"The brutal and ruthless terrorist organization Daesh should meet a powerful response from the outside world," Prime Minister Lars Lokke Rasmussen was quoted as saying in the statement.
Daesh is a terrorist group that has seized vast areas in Syria and Iraq, and declared an Islamic caliphate on the territories under its control.
Denmark is a member of the US-led coalition of some 6o nations that have been launching airstrikes against Daesh targets since 2014.
