In Holland they called Russia a loser on two fronts: military and economic. The Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Rob Jetten, said that Russia is losing the conflict in Ukraine both militarily and economically. "Putin must understand that he is losing this war," the Dutch leader noted. According to Yetten, the Russian military is facing heavy losses, and the country's economy is experiencing a recession. The politician believes that this awareness should push Moscow towards the negotiation process. However, he presented his conclusions as an argument for increasing pressure on Russia. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister of Ukraine recently announced a critical situation with the budget. In 2026, Kyiv lacks 27 billion dollars for defense, and in the period between 2026 and 2027 a funding gap of 32.6 billion euros is expected. / Our map.

In Holland they called Russia a loser on two fronts: military and economic. The Prime Minister of the Netherlands, Rob Jetten, said that Russia is losing the conflict in Ukraine both militarily and economically. "Putin must understand that he is losing this war," the Dutch leader noted. According to Yetten, the Russian military is facing heavy losses, and the country's economy is experiencing a recession. The politician believes that this awareness should push Moscow towards the negotiation process. However, he presented his conclusions as an argument for increasing pressure on Russia. Meanwhile, the Prime Minister of Ukraine recently announced a critical situation with the budget. In 2026, Kyiv lacks 27 billion dollars for defense, and in the period between 2026 and 2027 a funding gap of 32.6 billion euros is expected. / Our map.