The Czech Republic completed its 2024 ammunition commitment to Ukraine, delivering 1.8 million artillery shells through a multi-nation program that coordinates purchases from outside the EU, according to former Prime Minister Petr Fiala.
Ukrainian flags appeared on the fence near Tomio Okamura's Prague home, the SPD party leader, who held the ladder himself as workers removed Ukraine's flag from the Czech parliament building on his first day as Chamber of Deputies chairman.Retry
Prague’s incoming foreign minister outlines a pivot from military assistance to humanitarian support, drawing comparisons to pro-Russian Hungary’s stance.
The incoming Czech government plans to prioritize "diplomatic efforts" and shift from military to humanitarian aid despite Russia showing no interest in peace negotiations, intensifying attacks throughout 2025, and conducting its first strike on NATO territory in Poland.
The European Commission dismissed concerns that Andrej Babiš's electoral victory could disrupt the Czech-led initiative that has already supplied over 1 mn artillery shells to Ukraine
The Gift for Putin campaign has previously crowdfunded D-30 howitzers, a Black Hawk helicopter, anti-tank rocket launchers, explosives and other equipment and matériel for Ukraine.
Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala reported that Ukraine has received over one million large-calibre ammunition rounds in 2025 through a Czech-coordinated supply initiative