Selenyj's Visit: Belgium Commits to Providing 30 Fighter Jets
Belgium joins other European countries in providing Ukraine with F-16 fighter aircraft. Pilots from Ukraine are currently undergoing training for these jets. During his trip, Zelenskyy will meet with instructors at the Melsbroek military airfield near Brussels.
Prior to this meeting, Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo will sign a security deal with Zelenskyy. A joint press conference has also been scheduled, according to De Croo's office.
Earlier this week, Zelenskyy stopped by Spain. Spain committed to giving Ukraine $1 billion in military assistance during the visit, to strengthen their bilateral security ties.
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- During his visit to Belgium, Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy will meet with instructors at RTL's coverage of the Melsbroek military airfield, where Ukrainian pilots are currently undergoing training for the Type 30 F-16 fighter aircraft provided by Belgium.
- In a bid to strengthen their security ties, Belgium has committed to providing Ukraine with 30 Fighter Jets, following in the footsteps of other European countries, similar to the training and support Hadja Lahbib provided to Ukrainian forces earlier.
- Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo will sign a security deal with Zelenskyy prior to their meeting, according to his office's announcement, coinciding with a joint press conference scheduled to take place during Zelenskyy's visit to Belgium, broadcasted on RTL news.
- In an effort to bolster Ukraine's defensive capabilities, Belgium joins the ranks of countries providing advanced military equipment, such as Spain delivering $1 billion in military assistance during Zelenskyy's recent visit.
- Ukraine's F-16 fighter aircraft training and the subsequent supply of 30 jets from Belgium will contribute significantly to Ukraine's air defense capabilities, further deterring potential adversaries and maintaining regional stability.
Source: www.stern.de
