The Czech Republic Received the First Payment From the EU's SAFE Defense Instrument
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The Czech Republic received the first tranche of Euro309 million from the EU SAFE Defence Fund for the purchase of German tanks and Czech cars, and the Czech Republic received Euro309 million from the EU SAFE Defence Fund, which represents 15 per cent of the total allocation of Euro2 billion, transfers TASS with reference to Czech radio. The funds will be used for the purchase of German Leopard 2A8 tanks and Tatra T-815 heavy trucks. It is also …
The Czech Republic received the first billions from the European SAFE (Security Action for Europe) fund for the purchase of military equipment today. Specifically, it received 309 million euros, or 15 percent of the total allocated two billion euros (roughly 50 billion crowns), the European Commission announced. The money from the defense loan is to be used for the purchase of Leopard 2A8 tanks and Tatra T-815 trucks. The loan is also to finance…
The first installment of the European defense instrument SAFE (Security Action for Europe) in the amount of 309 million euros (about 7.6 billion CZK) will be used by the Ministry of Defense for expenses related to the project of military use of the D11 highway. This was announced by the spokesperson of the Ministry of Defense Johana Starková. The Czech Republic received the loan on Tuesday.
The Czech Republic received its first payment from the EU's SAFE defence instrument today. Specifically, it received 309 million euros (7.6 billion CZK), or 15 percent of the total allocated two billion euros (49 billion CZK), the European Commission announced. The money from the defence loan is to be used for Leopard 2A8 tanks and Tatra T-815 vehicles. The loan is also to finance the possibility of military use of the D11 motorway.
The Czech Republic received its first payment from the EU's SAFE defence instrument on Tuesday. Specifically, it received 309 million euros (7.6 billion crowns), or 15 percent of the total allocated two billion euros (49 billion crowns), the European Commission announced. The money from the defence loan is to be used for Leopard 2A8 tanks and Tatra T-815 vehicles. The loan is also to finance the possibility of military use of the D11 motorway.
The Czech Republic received its first payment from the EU's SAFE defense instrument on Tuesday. Specifically, it received 309 million euros (over 7.5 billion crowns), or fifteen percent of the total allocated two billion euros, the European Commission (EC) announced. The money from the defense loan is to be used for Leopard 2 A8 tanks and Tatra T-815 vehicles. The loan is also to finance the possibility of military use of the D11 highway.
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