Berlin and Amsterdam intend to continue to provide Kyiv with weapons and military training.
Germany and the Netherlands will continue to provide Ukraine with humanitarian and financial assistance, supply weapons and train the military, as well as ensure compliance with anti-Russian sanctions. This was stated in a joint statement following the results of government consultations between the two countries.
“We will continue to work together to achieve a just and lasting peace for Ukraine and a prosperous future. Therefore, we will provide continued humanitarian and financial assistance, as well as military equipment and adequate military training so that Ukraine can defend itself,” the statement said.
It is also reported that the authorities of Germany and the Netherlands will continue to explore potential opportunities for improving joint military support to Ukraine, in particular, they will examine the possibility of joint procurement of ammunition for the Armed Forces of Ukraine .
They also pledged to continue to put pressure on the Russian Federation to end the war. In particular, to strengthen it through additional sanctions.
“Avoiding sanctions is a top priority that requires effective data sharing and analysis, cooperation with the private sector, diplomatic efforts, and including additional sanctions,” the heads of government of the two countries said in a statement.
They agreed on the need for a proper, fair and independent investigation into the crimes committed in Ukraine. As well as prosecuting perpetrators at the national or international level.
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Source: korrespondent
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