Netherlands sends €25 million energy aid package to Ukraine

The Netherlands will allocate €25 million to Ukraine to purchase energy equipment and gas. Due to Russian attacks, 20.5 million households have been left without gas.

This information was revealed by Foreign Minister David van Weel during his visit to Kyiv on October 28, as reported by a Novyny.LIVE correspondent.

Help for Ukraine from the Netherlands

"We will provide equipment to gas production stations that have been subjected to terrible attacks. These attacks have left 20.5 million families without gas. We have also heard your request that people not be allowed to freeze," emphasized David van Weel.

The Dutch Foreign Minister also discussed Ukraine's financial needs to continue the struggle and rebuild with Andriy Sybiha.

"We understand that Russia must pay for the damage it has caused. Therefore, we will try to convince them to use frozen Russian assets for these purposes," the Dutch foreign minister added.

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