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Netherlands will host International Claims Commission for Ukraine, minister says

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Posted on December 16, 2025

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THE ‌HAGUE, Dec 16 (Reuters) - ‍The ‌Netherlands will be the ⁠home ‌of an International Claims Commission for ⁠Ukraine, aimed at validating claims of war damages ‌to be ⁠repaid at some stage by Russia, Dutch Foreign Minister David van Weel said on Tuesday.

Van Weel ‍said the commission was primarily aimed at establishing claims, and would not offer an ⁠outright guarantee to Ukraine that those damages would be repaid.

(Reporting by Anthony Deutsch ‌and Bart Meijer; Editing by Alex Richardson)

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