Czech Republic to submit licenses to Ukraine for supply of military materials instead of military equipment
Kyiv • UNN
The Czech Republic will provide licenses to export military materiel to Ukraine because its stockpile of military equipment is too depleted for direct shipments. However, private companies continue to supply equipment and ammunition to Ukraine with the help of donors.
Czech Defense Minister Czech Defense Minister Jana Černohová said that the Czech army's stockpile has been depleted. and there is not as much military equipment left there as we would like to see, which the Czech Republic could send to Ukraine. UNN writes with reference to Radio Prague International.
However, according to the minister, Czech Republic continues to issue the appropriate licenses for the export of military materials, so the necessary equipment and ammunition will be sent to Ukraine. materials, so the necessary equipment and ammunition, which cost tens of billions of crowns. tens of billions of crowns, continue to be delivered from the Czech Republic to Ukraine thanks to the efforts of private companies and the Ukrainian government. Ukraine thanks to the efforts of private companies and various donors.
According to the minister, the Czech Republic has free production capacities to produce the necessary equipment and ammunition. there is free production capacity to produce the types of weapons Ukraine needs, which is known to private companies and various donors. arms, which is known to private companies and partners abroad. For example, according to Chernokhova said that almost 50 BMPs were shipped through the Czech Republic with Danish money, 2,500 pistols, 7,000 automatic rifles, 500 handguns and 500 sniper rifles. rifles.
From the materials on the website of the Ministry of Defense website, the Czech Republic has transferred military equipment to Ukraine since the start of the Russian invasion, totaling 1 Ukraine military equipment totaling 1.2 billion crowns. Aircraft equipment, dozens of tanks, BMPs, grenade launchers and pistols, as well as ammunition.
