The international efforts led by Prague were threatened by the opposition party of Andrejbabiš for Ukraine, and the latter planned to return political back in the election later this year.
The ANO Party of populism conducted a polls in polls before voting in October and promised to put ammunition initiative.
ANO Deputy Leader KarelhavlíčEk said: "We must stop the current way." He pointed out that the plan was led by the Czech government instead of NATO.
Czech President Petr Pavel announced last year that his government was coordinating to buy artillery shells in the international market to help supplement Ukraine to reduce ammunition inventory and fight against Russia's invasion.
But Havlí 对Ek doubts the quality and price of the shell. He said: "We said from the information of the military department that quality is not ideal, and it is extremely expensive."
Ukrainian officials and soldiers said the initiative helped make up for the gap between ammunition because their troops were under pressure from Russia last year. It is reported that the quality of a small part of the shell is very poor and cannot be used, but Kiev is generally satisfied with delivery.
Ukraine Foreign Minister Andriy Sybiha thanked Prager last month for the "80 % cannonball" provided by Prague in 2024 provided "80 %". Sybiha told the online newspaper European Pravda.
Eduard Hulicius, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic, said the plan successfully provided Kyiv with 520,000 rounds of 155 mm ammunition and will be delivered to 300,000 shells.
The original goal of Prague was to send all 800,000 rounds of bullets in 2024, but it worked hard to raise funds and face the full amount of fierce competition including the international market, including Russia.
The Czechoslovak Group, headquartered in Prague, is the largest ammunition supplier of Central Europe. He said that it has reached "almost all promises" because "limited logistics ability" is the main reason for delaying Ukraine transportation.
However, leaders of other industries said that this is a fixed restriction initiative due to the shortcomings of the European defense department.
"The Czech ammunition plan is an important political posture.. But, it should not be covered by a fact, that is, Europe cannot provide its own large ammunition for Ukraine, and must rely on third countries.
Babi 在 hopes to return to office before serving as the Prime Minister until 2021.
Prague's Liberal Party warned that Barbes could refuse Ukraine and tighten the VIKTORRBán with Hungary, Robert Fico in Slovakia, and the next prime minister of Austria's possible Prime Minister Herberg The leader of the Kremlin leader of the Kylmel (Herbert Kickl). The ANO party of Babi a was initially consistent with European liberals, but last year joined Orbán's extreme right -wing organization in the European Union Parliament.
Hulicius said that the threat of the opposition suspension of ammunition plan is like a doctor "cutting off the patient's oxygen supply, because there is a lot of air in the atmosphere."
However, ANO's Havlíoek pointed out that if US President Donald Trump ensures suspension of fire with Russia, he can debate the debate.
"They must start peaceful negotiations. The more we extend the conflict.. The more situations in Ukraine, the worse and worse," Harv Lacker said. "When we enter the government, this will be the end of the war. If it is not the end, it will be really unfavorable to Ukraine."
Last year, Brague has reached the target of 2 % of NATO GDP for the first time in the past two decades. But Trump hopes that the alliance will spend 5 %, which is that the government and Prague's opposition promise to meet.
"If President Trump says 5 %, I think he is thinking about 3 %, but this is my point, "Harvlic said." For the Czech Republic, 5 % is unrealistic now. "
Other reports from Kyiv (Kyiv)