Belgium will send new military aid package to Ukraine
Prime Minister of Belgium Alexander de Croo. Photo: Getty Images
The Belgian government is working on a new military aid package for Ukraine.
Prime Minister of Belgium Alexander de Croo said this in the Hague during a press conference with Ukrainian President Zelensky.
"Practical obstacles may arise with these military packages," he said. "But there is no doubt we should continue this support."
Earlier, the Prime Minister of Belgium, Alexander de Croo, confirmed the largest military aid package for Ukraine. Belgium has also found an alternative source to purchase tanks for Ukraine.
Today, the President of Ukraine, Volodymyr Zelensky, is visiting the Netherlands. He met with the speaker of the House of Representatives, Vera Bergkamp, and the head of the Senate, Jan Anthonie Bruijn. Then, he visited the International Criminal Court and met with ICC President Piotr Hofmański and ICC Registrar Osvaldo Zavala Giler.
Zelensky was expected to meet with the Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Mark Rutte, and the Prime Minister of Belgium, Alexander de Croo, in a trilateral format.
Zelensky arrived in the country on the government plane of the Netherlands immediately after a visit to Finland. The Ukrainian president participated in the Nordic-Ukrainian summit and bilateral meetings with the leaders of all Nordic European countries.
