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- Mykolaiv, a southern Ukrainian city, faced outages and contaminated water during the war.
- Denmark allocated 60% of its Ukraine reconstruction aid to Mykolaiv.
- Denmark's approach focuses on restoring infrastructure and the community, contrasting with U.S. plans favoring for-profit ventures.
- Dmytro Tarasenko, adviser to the regional governor, called Denmark's support "the best luck we ever had."
- Ukraine's reconstruction is expected to be one of Europe's largest efforts since the Marshall Plan.
