Czech President Petr Pavel said Ukraine can continue to count on Prague’s support. He expressed this at a press conference with his Ukrainian counterpart Volodymyr Zelensky. TASS.
“During the conflict, the Czech Republic sent 45 billion crowns (about 2 billion euros. – socialbites.ca) to Ukraine, not only the government, but also business enterprises and citizens to fight against Russian aggression,” Pavel said.
According to him, the Czech Republic supplied Ukraine 676 pieces of heavy equipment and air defense systems, about 4.2 million pieces of medium and large-caliber ammunition, or, for example, 380,000 artillery shells.
formerly Zelensky declarationthat the country cannot become a member of NATO because some states fear Russia.
Before that, Igor Zhovkva, Deputy Head of the Office of the President of Ukraine declarationVladimir Zelensky and Bulgarian Prime Minister Nikolai Denkov signed a joint declaration on Ukraine’s Euro-Atlantic integration in Sofia.
Zhovkva noted that Bulgaria, an important partner of Ukraine in the Black Sea region, is the 22nd country in which Kiev has given official support to the country’s NATO membership. It was noted that the document documented the Bulgarian side’s support for Ukraine to gain NATO membership as soon as conditions permit.
formerly Scholz so-called causeAccordingly, Ukraine will not be able to join NATO.