Netherlands

Belgium Announces $448M Aid Including Artillery Ammo for Ukraine

The Belgian government has approved additional military aid of 412 million euros ($448 million) for Ukraine, including artillery rounds.

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Netherlands Picks France’s Naval Group Over Saab for Submarine Deal

The Netherlands picked French defense company Naval Group on Friday to build four submarines for its navy in a deal worth billions of euros.

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Saab, Damen to Jointly Export Expeditionary C-71 Submarines

Swedish defense company Saab and Dutch shipbuilder Damen have signed a contract to jointly export the Expeditionary C-71 submarine.

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Netherlands, Austria Team Up to Build Very Low Orbit Satellite

The Netherlands and Austria have teamed up to create a satellite demonstrator that can travel in both Low and Very Low Orbit.

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Amphibious Transport Ships to Replace Dutch Landing, Patrol Vessels

The Netherlands will acquire six Amphibious Transport Ships as replacements for its large landing ships and ocean-going patrol vessels.

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Netherlands Orders 9 Latest Czech Howitzers for Ukraine

The Netherlands has ordered nine DITA self-propelled howitzers for Ukraine from two Czech defense contractors.

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Damen Reveals Multi-Purpose Support Ship Design

Dutch shipbuilder Damen has introduced a Multi-Purpose Support Ship design to address “modern defense and security requirements.”

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US, UK, Germany Back Dutch PM Mark Rutte as Next NATO Chief

The United States, Britain, and Germany expressed support for Dutch PM Rutte to become the next NATO secretary general at a crucial time for the alliance.

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Patria Offers Armored Personnel Carrier as German Fuchs Replacement

Patria has teamed with German partners to offer an armored personnel carrier for Berlin’s Fuchs replacement effort.

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Court Orders Netherlands to Stop F-35 Parts Delivery to Israel

The Netherlands must stop delivering parts for F-35s used by Israel in Gaza after a Dutch court ruled there was a "clear risk" the planes would be involved in breaking international humanitarian law.

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