Dutch Ministers face backlash after claims on Zelensky's legitimacy

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Ukraine can continue to count on ‘military, financial and political support’ from the Netherlands. Prime Minister Dick Schoof told Zelensky this in a telephone conversation on Saturday. And according to sources, American negotiators who are pressuring Kyiv for access to valuable Ukrainian minerals have threatened to block the country’s access to the internet via Musk’s Starlink satellites in order to reach a deal. Read all about the war in Ukrai…

Ukrinform (UA)

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President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday, February 22, held a telephone conversation with Prime Minister of the Netherlands Dick Schoof, during which, in particular, the continuation of the supply of F-16 aircraft to Ukraine was discussed. — Ukrinform.

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President of Ukraine Vladimir Zelensky held a conversation with Prime Minister of the Netherlands Wild Schoof. In fact, in part, the head of state agreed on the end of the Russian-Ukrainian war. “An important debate on the just end of the war and the strengthening of unity in Europe. The Netherlands share our position: nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine, nothing about Europe without Europe. We are united by the need to strengthen our military…

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He announced this as a result of a conversation with the Prime Minister of the Netherlands Dick Schauf. An important conversation about a just end to the war and the strengthening of unity in Europe. The Netherlands share our position: nothing about Ukraine without Ukraine, nothing about Europe without Europe. We are united by an understanding of the need to strengthen our military power as a guarantee of security for Ukraine and the whole of ou…

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Dutch Ministers face backlash after claims on Zelensky's legitimacy

Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof assured Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday that Ukraine would continue to receive "military, financial, and political support" from the Netherlands. This reassurance came amid controversy surrounding remarks made by Dutch asylum minister Marjolein Faber (PVV), who had stated that Zelensky was "not democratically elected."