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Dutch allocate €2 billion in more support for Ukraine in 2024 - DutchNews.nl

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Netherlands agreed at this summer's Nato summit to continue its financial backing for Ukraine. Most of the money will go on military support for the war against Russia. The government will have spent �4.2 billion in military aid by the end of this year. Defence minister Kajsa Ollongren: 'This is about our security'

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The Netherlands reserves more than 2 billion euros to support Ukraine in 2024

The Netherlands will continue to support Ukraine in the war against Russia next year. That is why the cabinet has set aside more than 2 billion euros for 2024. “With this substantial amount, we are sending a clear signal: Ukraine could and can continue to count on us,” said Defence Minister Kajsa Ollongren.

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Cabinet allocates more than 2 billion to support Ukraine in 2024

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Cabinet allocates more than 2 billion euros for military aid to Ukraine: 'A message of solidarity'

Since the beginning of Russia's invasion of Ukraine, nearly 20,000 men have fled Ukraine to avoid being called up for military service. That's what the BBC writes. And Ukraine has received fewer 115 millimeter artillery shells since the war between Israel and Hamas, reports President Volodymyr Zelensky. Read all about the war in Ukraine and the situation in Russia here.

1 year ago·Amersfoort, Netherlands

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The Netherlands will allocate 2 billion euros to support Ukraine

The outgoing cabinet of Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte has earmarked 2 billion euros to help Ukraine in next year's state budget, Defense Minister Kaysa Ollongren said on Friday.

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