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On the Telegraph’s daily podcast, they mentioned that Ukraine asked for 300-400 (or around there, can’t remember precisely) to push Russia out of their country. The journalists have heard from “Western military officials” that those requested numbers are reasonable for the task.
“We leased them, which means we can buy them, which means we can give them away,” said Rutte. 

As a Dutch person, I feel like this is an incredibly Dutch attitude to have towards a lease agreement with Germany, and I'm loving it.
Also, I want to point out the Netherlands leases the 2A6 version (which we sold back to Germany, then immediately regretted). Would be incredibly happy if we end up sending 18 of these to Ukraine, despite technically owning none. >

Its not really attitude. There was always a buy back Option included in the contract so its good they using what they can. >

All of our weapons were acquired to defend against Russia. Now we defend against Russia. Defeat Russia and we don't need many weapons. Send everything we've got now! There is no other enemy left that can threaten Dutch territory. >

Yes, but what if Belgium and Luxemburg form a military alliance to steal your tulips and wooden shoes? /s >

they will be stopped by heavy traffic and potholes before entering Netherlands, so no danger >

It’s going to be an interesting few months >

400 modern tanks!!! That's how much they need to win. 
According to military experts, Ukraine needs at least 400 modern tanks to push Russia out in the coming offensive. 
So far only 100 (roughly) are pledged by various countries, its only enough to take some territory but not all the way to Crimea. 
Unless Ukraine developed some genius strategies to utilize a small number of good tanks to win big gains? >


According to military experts, Ukraine needs at least 400 modern tanks to push Russia out in the coming offensive. 

Do you have a source for that?  I haven't heard any neutral analysts quote a number that high.