Joint Briefing in Prague: Czech Prime Minister and NATO Secretary General Discuss Support for Ukraine
During a joint briefing in Prague, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala, along with NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg, discussed the issue of providing support to Ukraine from Western allies. Fiala emphasized that it is important to find the most effective ways to help Ukraine during this challenging moment, which will also contribute to strengthening security in Europe.
Czech Prime Minister Highlights Efforts to Assist Ukraine
According to the Czech Prime Minister, they discussed the implementation of Prague’s artillery initiative to assist Ukraine and strengthen the Ukrainian air defense system. He also noted that a significant sum of money has already been collected within the framework of the Czech artillery initiative, and the first shipment of ammunition to Ukraine is expected in the coming days.
Plans for Ammunition Delivery to Ukraine
Fiala stressed that hundreds of thousands of ammunition are planned to be delivered to Ukraine during the current year. A working meeting was also held in Prague to discuss the possibilities of supplying artillery ammunition to Ukraine and protecting against aggression on the aggressor’s territory.
