Ukraine’s Air Force is about to get a serious boost, thanks to Denmark’s TERMA A/S. These are the same folks who keep NATO’s F-16s alive when missiles start flying, and now Ukraine is looking to bolt that technology onto not just its incoming Western jets, but its aging Soviet-era fleet as well. In this video, I break down what TERMA actually makes, like the ALQ-213 Electronic Warfare Management System, PIDS+ pylons, and advanced missile warning sensors, and why they matter. If you’re flying a MiG-29 or Su-25 today, survival isn’t about raw speed or armor anymore; it’s about electronic warfare. TERMA gives Ukrainian pilots the tools to outlast Russian SAMs, air-to-air missiles, and radar locks. Denmark isn’t trying to turn old Soviet fighters into stealth jets. But a MiG-29 with Danish avionics is no longer an easy mark. A Su-25 with TERMA’s countermeasures suddenly has a fighting chance at low altitude. And Ukraine’s Su-27s? They finally get the digital backbone they need.