Denmark has expressed understanding for the decisions made by three nations concerning their participation in the upcoming Winter Paralympics, but it has decided not to take similar action. Asger Lind Krebs, a board member of Parasport Denmark, emphasized the importance of focusing on the athlete's experience, particularly highlighting Adam Nybo, the sole athlete representing Denmark. Krebs stated that the delegation's aim is to enhance the sporting experience without political distractions, particularly in light of the sensitive geopolitical context. The Winter Paralympics are scheduled to take place in Milan-Cortina from March 6 to 15. Krebs clarified that Denmark's delegation would be primarily sports-focused, without any political representatives. Consequently, a political boycott would be viewed as an ineffective gesture, as the focus should remain on the athletes and their performances. Denmark is closely monitoring how the Russian delegation and the International Paralympic Committee (IPC) manage the event to prevent it from becoming a platform for political statements or propaganda related to the ongoing conflict. The Danish stance reflects a balance between supporting athletes and navigating the complex political environment surrounding international sporting events.