Overview
- The ANO leader said Prague will not allocate any budget money for weapons to Ukraine, declaring "not a single koruna" will be spent.
- He ordered a review of the Czech ammunition initiative and suggested placing it under NATO oversight, a proposal the Defence Ministry publicly rejected.
- ANO won 80 of 200 seats and is pursuing a minority government backed by SPD and the Motorists, which together would reach roughly 108 deputies.
- Czech arms manufacturers may continue private exports to Ukraine, Babiš said.
- Since launch, the Czech-led scheme has delivered about 3.5 million large-caliber rounds to Ukraine with funding from partners including Germany.