Czechia expects Ukraine to receive first batch of ammunition bought outside EU soon
The Czech initiative to procure 800,000 shells for Ukraine outside the EU, which is financed jointly by a number of states, will be able to make first deliveries to Kyiv in a few weeks. Source: Jan Jires, the director general for defence policy and strategy of the Czech Republic, in an interview for Bloomberg, as reported by European Pravda Details: Jires said that first supplies may be delivered to Ukraine in a few weeks. The delivery will be made within the framework of an initiative in which Czechia is a mediator for the governments willing to fund the procurement of 155-mm projectiles in third countries. The Czech initiative is one of the ways "of us demonstrating we are actually doing something, not waiting what is going to happen on the Hill," Jires added, hinting at the additional aid for Ukraine being blocked in the Congress. |
Iran sentences rapper to death for backing protests, state media reports
309Yesterday, 17:50Message of the Third President of Armenia Serzh Sargsyan on the Day of Commemoration of the Victims of the Armenian Genocide
53024.04.2024, 09:48Ruben Vardanyan was allowed to call his family for the first time
108121.04.2024, 09:36British intelligence: Over 100 Russian combat aircraft lost to Ukrainian defenses
116120.04.2024, 22:36U.S. and Israel Meet to Discuss Rafah Operation
115119.04.2024, 01:18Bride dies at own wedding in freak tragedy in front of traumatised family
152117.04.2024, 22:18