"With our commitment, we help to ensure that Islamic State doesn't once again gain a foothold in the region and thus the opportunity to threaten Europe and Denmark," Foreign Minister Jeppe Kofod said in a statement.
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Denmark will take over the leadership of a NATO-led mission training Iraqi security forces from Canada by the end of 2020.
