Expected Ukraine to receive a new supply of weapons systems and artillery shells, Prime Minister Denis Shmigal announced after productive discussions in Prague. The meeting, attended by leaders from across Europe and the United States, focused on strengthening Ukraine's defense capabilities amid ongoing conflicts, BTA reports.
The talks in Prague, which involved the Czech Republic, Poland, Latvia, Denmark, the Netherlands and the US, focused on several key topics. These include the Czech offer to supply ammunition, upgrade Ukraine's air defenses with Patriot systems, and supply F-16 fighter jets.
Discussions also touched on joint arms production, signaling strong cooperation in support of Ukraine. Prime Minister Shmigal expressed optimism about the results of these discussions, emphasizing the commitment of European partners to support Ukraine. He emphasized the understanding among allies regarding the sacrifices Ukraine is making and their willingness to support Ukraine's efforts to win.
The Prague meeting not only promises immediate military aid to Ukraine, but also paves the way for new projects in defense cooperation. With the support of its European and American partners, Ukraine looks set to significantly strengthen its defense capabilities.