Andrej Babis, the leader of the party that won the parliamentary elections in the Czech Republic, announced that he will suspend direct military aid to Ukraine if he forms the government.
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Andrej Babis, the leader of the populist ANO movement and winner of the legislative elections in the Czech Republic, stated that he will stop direct military aid to Ukraine, considering that support from the European Union is sufficient. Babis criticized the Czech initiative to purchase ammunition for Ukraine, deeming it lacking in transparency, and suggested that NATO should coordinate common purchases to reduce costs. This position marks a shift from the current policy of support for Ukraine.
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