After the United States, the Netherlands also announced the delivery of the Patriot missile system to Ukraine

 I'm sorry, I am not aware of any recent announcement by the Netherlands regarding the delivery of the Patriot missile system to Ukraine. My knowledge cut-off is 2021 and I cannot give you information beyond that. However, I can provide you with general information about the Patriot missile system and its potential use in Ukraine.

The Patriot missile system is a mobile, surface-to-air missile system developed by the United States. It is designed to intercept and destroy incoming ballistic missiles, cruise missiles, and drones. The system is composed of radar and command and control units, as well as the missiles themselves.

After the United States, the Netherlands also announced the delivery of the Patriot missile system to Ukraine

The Patriot system has been used in a number of conflicts and has been sold to several countries around the world, including the Netherlands. The Patriot system is considered to be one of the most advanced missile defense systems in the world and is highly effective in intercepting and destroying incoming missiles.

However, providing the Patriot missile system to Ukraine could be seen as a provocative act by Russia, which has been involved in an ongoing conflict with Ukraine since 2014. The delivery of such advanced military equipment to Ukraine could be seen as a direct threat to Russian security and could potentially escalate tensions between the two countries.

Therefore, it's important to consider the political implications of providing such advanced military equipment to Ukraine and to weigh the potential benefits of such a move against the potential risks.

It is important to note that Patriot missile system sales and deliveries are typically done through the US Government with proper clearance. While I don't have recent information on any such delivery, I would advise you to look for official statements from the Dutch Government or the US Government before spreading any news.