Netherlands
The Netherlands will allocate 400 million euros for maritime and other drones for Ukraine
The Netherlands announced the allocation of 400 million euros to support Ukraine, aimed at the development and supply of drones.
A delegation of the Royal Netherlands Navy visited Ukraine
A delegation of the Royal Netherlands Naval Forces came to Ukraine to meet with colleagues.
The Netherlands will allocate 17.5 million euros for the production of maritime drones in Ukraine
The Netherlands will allocate 60 million euros to Ukraine for the purchase of unmanned aerial vehicles for various purposes.
The Netherlands will allocate 75 million euros for the maritime defense of Ukraine
The Netherlands, together with its partners, will purchase naval and air military equipment for the Defense Forces of Ukraine.
Ukrainian minesweepers are preparing to receive the highest rating of compatibility with NATO countries
The governments of the Netherlands and Belgium have promised to hand over 3 minesweepers to Ukraine for demining the Black Sea.
The Netherlands is increasing patrols in the North Sea due to the actions of the Russian Federation
The Ministry of Defense of the Netherlands is buying additional equipment and ships to strengthen its presence in the North Sea due to suspicious actions of the Russian Federation.
The Russian military fleet entered the territorial waters of the Netherlands
Units of the Dutch Navy escorted three Russian ships in the North Sea that entered the country’s exclusive economic zone.
The Netherlands will help Ukraine purchase boats to protect the sea corridor
The Netherlands will help Ukraine purchase patrol boats to secure the maritime export corridor.
The leaders of Ukraine and the Netherlands discussed the protection of the grain corridor
President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelenskyy and Prime Minister of the Netherlands Mark Rutte discussed the protection of grain export corridors in the Black Sea.
Pro-Russian hackers attacked port sites in the Netherlands
The pro-Russian hacker group NoName attacked the websites of Dutch ports, in particular Rotterdam.
