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Politico | Czech ammo lifeline for Ukraine comes under fire at home

Former PM Andrej Babiš wants to cancel Prague’s ammunition initiative, but critics warn that would harm both Prague and Kyiv. The situation was commented on by Martin Vokálek, Executive Director and Head of the Brussels Office of the EUROPEUM Institute.
16. September 2025

Prague has gained significant political clout by having organized the initiative. Across Europe, at least in my circle of colleagues, this is something we are known for.

Babiš and his party are seizing on that sentiment to attack the ammunition drive. If Babiš keeps his word and kills the ammunition initiative, Ukraine's other Western partners will need to contribute more.

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