Denmark has delivered AT4CS man-portable anti-tank weapons to Ukraine.

According to a picture released on the Twitter account of Hans Tino Hansen, Denmark has delivered an undisclosed number of AT4CS man-portable anti-structure tandem rocket weapons to the Ukrainian armed forces.
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A Ukrainian fighter showing an AT4CS man-portable anti-tank weapon. (Picture source Radio Free Europe Screen Shot Video)

On February 27, 2022, Denmark announced the delivery of 2,700 M72 EC LAW man-portable anti-tank weapons and 300 FIM-92 Stinger man-portable anti-aircraft missile systems to Ukraine.

On April 21, 20022, Denmark approved a military aid of about $90 million to provide weapons to Ukraine. During a briefing with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in Kyiv on Thursday, April 21, 2022, Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen said Denmark will do all the possible to support Ukraine also in the future.

The AT4 is an unguided, man-portable, single-shot, disposable, recoilless smoothbore anti-tank weapon characterized by ease of use and handling. The weapon is built by the Swedish Saab Bofors Dynamics. It was developed in different variants including AT4 HEAT, AT4-CS, AT4-CS AST, AT4-CS ER, AT4-CS HE, AT4-CS HP, and the AT4-CS RS. The AT4 offers great flexibility and is not limited to combating tanks and heavy combat vehicles. The AT4 is equally effective against threats in buildings and fortifications. I

The AT4CS is a model that fires the same warhead as the original AT4 but uses a counter shot launch method allowing it to be fired from "Confined Spaces" as CS denotes.

The AT4CS HP is the anti-tank version in the AT4CS which is disposable and preloaded with a specially developed High Penetration (HP) warhead. This provides the soldier with a weapon capable of defeating armor thicknesses exceeding 500mm, which is more than enough to defeat most types of armored targets on the urban battlefield. It weighs less than 8 kg and has an effective range from 20 to 300m.