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Holland, 'many countries are behind in aid to Kiev, now do more'
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Holland, 'many countries are behind in aid to Kiev, now do more'

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Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten, arriving at the European Council, called on leaders to do more financially and militarily for Ukraine, stressing that Putin bears sole responsibility for the continuation of the conflict.

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Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten attended the European Council to discuss continued support for Ukraine.

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"I call on all European leaders to do more, both financially and on a military and non-military level, because many European countries are behind in supporting Ukraine: let's accelerate our efforts and make sure they can win this senseless war." Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten said this when he arrived at the European Council.

“There is only one reason why this war of aggression continues, and that is because Putin has chosen to do so. He is the only one who can put an end to it by starting negotiations for a just and lasting peace. And until he does, Ukrainians will have to defend themselves and defend European values.”

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  • Which European countries will actually increase support?
  • What new financial or military measures will be taken?

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