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Dutch PM-elect Jetten says not yet time to talk to Putin

Rob Jetten's 79-page programme pledges continued financial and military aid to Ukraine and legal commitment to NATO's 3.5% defense spending target.

  • On Friday, incoming Dutch prime minister Rob Jetten ruled out talks with Russia while unveiling a detailed government programme supporting Ukraine.
  • The manifesto frames the fight in Ukraine as about the security of the whole of Europe and pledges ongoing multi-year military and financial support.
  • The programme was negotiated after weeks of tough talks with his two centre-right parties, but Jetten will lack a parliamentary majority and need other parties' support.
  • Jetten will now form a cabinet aiming to be sworn in by mid-February, becoming the youngest leader and first openly gay prime minister of the Netherlands.
  • The incoming Dutch administration pledged to enshrine the NATO defence spending minimum of 3.5 percent in law, as urged by US President Donald Trump.
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Rob Yetten called on the EU to maintain its support for Ukraine.

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Future Prime Minister of the Netherlands Rob Yetten has said he is not considering talks with Russia to end the war against Ukraine.

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Dutch PM-elect Jetten says not yet time to talk to Putin

Incoming Dutch prime minister Rob Jetten on Friday ruled out talks with Russia over the war in Ukraine, as he unveiled a new government programme including firm support for Ukraine.

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New Dutch Prime Minister rules out talks with Putin and promises support for Ukraine: Kyiv respondsRob Yetten, the future Dutch Prime Minister, has announced his refusal to negotiate with Moscow and continued support for Ukraine. The new Dutch government has pledged to provide annual military aid to Ukraine and support its path to EU and NATO membership.

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rtl.lu broke the news in Luxembourg City, Luxembourg on Friday, January 30, 2026.
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