Kyiv to Receive 400,000 More Shells From Czech Initiative, Ukraine's PM Says

Kyiv to receive 400,000 more shells from Czech initiative, Ukraine's PM says

Ukraine will receive 400,000 additional artillery shells in 2025 through the Czech-led munitions initiative, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced on May 20 on Telegram.The initiative, supported by contributions from Canada, Norway, the Netherlands, Denmark, and other nations, has significantly enhanced Ukraine's artillery capabilities. Launched in 2024, it has become a vital supplement to the country's firepower amid shell shortages.Following …

Denmark commits $632 million military aid to Ukraine

The latest news on Russia and Ukraine. Denmark has just approved a $632 million military aid package for Ukraine, spanning from 2025 to 2028, aimed at bolstering Kyiv's artillery supply and enhancing fighter jet training programs, as reported here. You might be interested: Denmark to allocate €830 million for Ukrainian defence in 2025. The funding also backs a collaborative ammunition initiative with the Czech Republic and the Netherlands, rein…

Czech Republic Launches €12M “Fund of Funds” to Boost Ukrainian Startups

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Czechia Delivers 400,000 New Shells to Ukraine, Reinforces Long-Term Military Support

Ukraine has received nearly 2 million artillery shells from the Czech Republic as part of a major defense initiative, Prime Minister Denys Shmyhal announced during a joint briefing with Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala on May 20, according to a Ukrinform correspondent. According to Shmyhal, the Czech-led ammunition supply effort remains a cornerstone of military support for Ukraine. “Last year alone, we received around 1.5 million shells of vario…

"Czech Initiative": Ukraine will receive another 400 thousand shells this yearThanks to the "Czech Initiative" Ukraine received 1.5 million shells last year and 400 thousand this year. Since 2022, the Czech Republic has provided Ukraine with over $900 million in aid.