The Netherlands becomes the first country to contribute €500 million to the purchase of weapons for Ukraine, including Patriot systems.
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The Netherlands has announced a €500 million contribution to a new NATO program to purchase weapons for Ukraine, including Patriot air defense systems. The initiative, dubbed the 'Ukraine Priorities List', allows the use of US weapons stocks funded by other countries. NATO will coordinate the initiative, and Ukrainian President Zelenskiy thanked the Netherlands for its support in strengthening defenses against Russian attacks. Other countries are expected to join the program soon.
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