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Havlíček: The Czech Republic Could Supply 16 Skyfox Aircraft to Ukraine

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Czech-made Skyfox aircraft could head to Ukraine. Industry Minister Karel Havlíček (ANO) said on Wednesday during a visit to Kiev that the Czech Republic could deliver 16 aircraft to the country. According to Havlíček, the delivery of four aircraft has already been confirmed, and the Ukrainian government is now interested in another twelve aircraft.

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Czech-made Skyfox aircraft could head to Ukraine. Industry Minister Karel Havlíček (ANO) said on Wednesday during a visit to Kiev that the Czech Republic could deliver 16 aircraft to the country. According to Havlíček, the delivery of four aircraft has already been confirmed, and the Ukrainian government is now interested in another twelve aircraft.

The Czech Republic has previously agreed to transfer 12 more L-39 Skyfox aircraft to Ukraine: in total, there may be 16 machines for intercepting Russian drones. For what you know, read tsn.ua (news 1+1).

The Czech Republic takes an important step in support of Ukraine, ready to transfer 16 L-39 Skyfox interceptor aircraft! 💪✈️ These latest machines, adapted to modern challenges, will amaze with their capabilities in the fight against drones. We are together in this fight! 🇺🇦

Minister of Industry and Trade Karel Havlíček (ANO) told reporters on Wednesday that the Czech Republic could deliver 16 Skyfox aircraft to Ukraine. He is on a two-day business mission to the country, which is resisting a Russian invasion. According to him, four Skyfoxes have already been confirmed in the past, and he is now negotiating with Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy Korecký about the delivery of another 12 aircraft.

The Czech Republic may hand over 16 L-39 Skyfox interceptor aircraft to Ukraine, said First Vice Prime Minister Karel Gavlicek.

The Czech Republic could deliver 16 Skyfox aircraft to Ukraine, Czech Minister of Industry and Trade Karel Havlíček told reporters on Wednesday. He is on a two-day business mission to the country, which is resisting a Russian invasion. According to him, four Skyfoxes have already been confirmed in the past, and he has now held talks with Ukrainian Prime Minister Serhiy...

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Hospodárske Noviny broke the news in Bratislava, Slovakia on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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