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Czech PM Halts Ukraine Aid from National Budget
Czech PM Halts Ukraine Aid from National Budget
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Prime Minister Andrej Babiš declared the Czech Republic "can no longer give money from the Czech budget to Ukraine," citing domestic needs and arguing EU funds... 03.01.2026, Sputnik International
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"We have to be realistic. If someone says that we will defeat Russia, then experts say no," he added.Andrej Babiš also stated he will examine the fighter jet deal, noting “about 27 billion in advances” and criticizing the previous government’s defense spending record.
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Czech PM Halts Ukraine Aid from National Budget
03:54 GMT 03.01.2026 (Updated: 04:35 GMT 03.01.2026) Prime Minister Andrej Babiš declared the Czech Republic "can no longer give money from the Czech budget to Ukraine," citing domestic needs and arguing EU funds already provide massive support.
"We have to be realistic. If someone says that we will defeat Russia, then experts say no," he added.
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Andrej Babiš also stated he will examine the fighter jet deal, noting “about 27 billion in advances” and criticizing the previous government’s defense spending record.
