Final Dutch F-16 Jets for Ukraine Depart the Netherlands
- The final group of 24 F-16 aircraft donated by the Netherlands to support Ukraine departed from Volkel Air Base on May 26, 2025, and are now being transported to Belgium for last-stage preparations before delivery.
- The Netherlands delivered this final set following earlier batches in October 2024 and February 2025 to fulfill its commitment amid ongoing Russian missile and drone attacks on Ukraine.
- The transfer encompasses pilot training, maintenance, ammunition, spare parts, and fuel, as part of a collaborative effort among several European countries—including the Netherlands, Belgium, Denmark, and Norway—to enhance Ukraine's air defense capabilities.
- Dutch Defense Minister Ruben Brekelmans stated the F-16s have "already saved lives" by enabling Ukraine to counter Russian aggression and will soon be operational in the Ukrainian Air Force.
- This delivery marks the completion of the Netherlands' contribution of 24 F-16s, representing a key step in bolstering Ukraine’s defense with NATO-compatible aircraft amidst ongoing conflict.
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The Dutch F-16 Stopover in Belgium Before Their Final Delivery to Ukraine
The last contingent of Dutch F-16 aircraft destined for Ukraine has left the Netherlands. The aircraft make a first stop in Belgium, where they will be prepared for delivery, communicated the Dutch Ministry of Defence to The Hague on Monday. ...
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