Denmark’s Conservative Youth party is arguing against providing asylum to Ukrainian men of military age. They believe individuals have a duty to defend their country during an invasion, a principle they state would apply equally to Danes. The party’s Jacob Feldborg contends that Ukraine’s special arrangements for refugees should not extend to those eligible for military mobilization. This stance raises questions about the limits of asylum and the obligations of citizens during wartime. The position focuses on the moral responsibility to defend one’s nation amidst an ongoing conflict. It reflects a debate on balancing humanitarian aid with national defense expectations and the implications for international asylum policies.