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    Netherlands pledges $3.8 billion in support to Ukraine for 2026

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    Posted on March 5, 2025

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    Last updated: January 25, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    The Netherlands commits $3.8 billion to support Ukraine in 2026, with potential use in 2025, including a 700 million euro drone investment.

    Netherlands Pledges $3.8 Billion Aid to Ukraine for 2026

    AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch government will reserve 3.5 billion euros ($3.8 billion) to continue its support for Ukraine in 2026, Prime Minister Dick Schoof said on Wednesday.

    Schoof said the funds would ensure Dutch support would continue unchanged next year, adding that the money could also be used in 2025 if necessary.

    The previous Dutch government had already earmarked a comparable sum for support through 2025.

    The prime minister said 700 million euros from those funds would be used to invest in drones for Ukraine.

    ($1 = 0.9270 euros)

    (Reporting by Bart Meijer; Editing by Daniel Wallis)

    Key Takeaways

    • •The Netherlands will allocate $3.8 billion to Ukraine in 2026.
    • •Prime Minister Dick Schoof announced the continued support.
    • •Funds may also be used in 2025 if necessary.
    • •700 million euros will be invested in drones for Ukraine.
    • •The previous government had similar support plans through 2025.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Netherlands pledges $3.8 billion in support to Ukraine for 2026

    1What is the main topic?

    The main topic is the Netherlands' commitment of $3.8 billion in support to Ukraine for the year 2026.

    2How will the funds be used?

    The funds will ensure continued support, with 700 million euros allocated for drone investments.

    3Who announced the funding?

    Prime Minister Dick Schoof announced the funding commitment.

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