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New Dutch government pledges ongoing Ukraine support
The Dutch government commits to a NATO defense spending minimum of 3.5% of GDP and ongoing financial and military aid using frozen Russian assets, officials said.
- On January 30, 2026 the incoming Dutch government published a 79-page program pledging full support for Ukraine and vowing to meet NATO spending commitments.
- Framing security concerns first, the three-party pact commits to enshrining a NATO defence spending minimum of 3.5 percent of GDP, pushed by U.S. President Donald Trump, in the 79-page manifesto.
- An additional $815 million in military aid will be allocated for the first quarter of 2026, adding to a $4,000,000,000 pledge, while funding will buy vital medical supplies for Ukrainian soldiers.
- Jetten told reporters, `Today we are setting a new course for our country`, signaling a shift after he led D66 to victory over Geert Wilders, shaping the coalition of three political parties.
- Jetten aims to be sworn in by mid-February and emphasized support will continue 'as long as the aggression continues,' advocating for greater European independence from the U.S.
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The newly formed Dutch government has pledged full support for Ukraine, as outlined in its published program, according to Radio Svoboda, citing AFP, on January 30. Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten, ruled out the possibility of negotiating with Russia over the war in Ukraine, stating that there are currently “no signs” that Moscow intends to end the war. We bring you stories from the ground. Your support keeps our team in the field. DONATE NOW “…
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New Dutch government pledges ongoing Ukraine support
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