The Netherlands announces a new weapons support pledge for Ukraine worth €500 million (about $580 million), Defense Minister Dilan Yeşilgöz-Zegerius says. The aid package includes military equipment sourced through Dutch defense companies as well as weapons obtained from the United States. Kyiv Post adds that the funding covers drones and air-defense-related capabilities. The pledge is described as part of the Netherlands’ broader contribution to a U.S.-linked initiative known as the American PURL program, which Kyiv Post says totals €1 billion (about $1.2 billion) when including this latest tranche. Bloomberg focuses on the overall size of the Dutch commitment and the minister’s announcement, while Kyiv Post provides additional detail on the types of systems involved and how the funding fits into the larger PURL effort. Both accounts present the same figure and frame the package as fresh military assistance for Ukraine announced on Wednesday, June 17.