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Czechs lead talks on ammunition supplies for Ukraine into 2026

  • In 2025, the Czech Republic is spearheading a multinational effort to supply Ukraine with as many as 1.8 million artillery rounds amid the ongoing conflict with Russia.
  • This effort follows shortages caused by delayed U.S. Aid and builds on the Czech Initiative, a multinational programme launched last year.
  • By April 2025, the Czech-led programme supplied around 1.5 million shells in 2024 and 400,000 large-caliber rounds, supported by 11 countries including Norway and Canada.
  • President Zelenskyy said the initiative was a "very strong decision" working brilliantly, while Czech President Pavel confirmed plans to continue deliveries into 2026.
  • The sustained ammunition support aims to strengthen Ukraine's defense, but potential political changes in Czechia and ongoing conflict uncertainties could affect future supplies.
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The Czech Republic has pledged further military assistance to Ukraine.

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President Petr Pavel announced that by the end of the year 1.8 million shots of large-caliber ammunition could be provided.

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Czechs lead talks on ammunition supplies for Ukraine into 2026

Czechs are leading talks on continuing deliveries of heavy ammunition for Ukraine stretching into 2026, said President Petr Pavel.

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n-tv.de broke the news in on Saturday, May 3, 2025.
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