Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala believes that the Czech initiative to supply ammunition to Ukraine could provide as much ammunition to Ukraine as it did last year. Fiala said this after the summit in Paris, where the leaders of the "Coalition of the Willing" met, UNN reports with reference to Dennikn.
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As Fiala stated after the summit in Paris, "the Czech ammunition initiative can provide Ukraine with as much ammunition this year as it did last year."
He also believes that European states have demonstrated their unity at today's summit in France.
This is absolute unanimity in supporting a strong Ukraine, even in the future
The Prime Minister added that Europe is ready to help the Ukrainian army with training, supply weapons or share intelligence. In addition, he believes that Russia does not have "enough will to agree to a ceasefire."
"If Russia is interested in anything, it is not a cessation of the war, but the lifting of sanctions," Fiala said, adding that "those who call for the lifting of sanctions are helping the Kremlin."
Reminder
British Prime Minister Keir Starmer discussed further support for Ukraine with NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte. This happened in Paris on the eve of the "Coalition of the Willing" meeting.