2025-05-04 18:41
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2025-05-04 18:41
The President of Ukraine Wołodymyr Zelnski said on Sunday at a press conference in Prague that a truce with Russia is possible at any time. After talks with the Czech President Petrem Pavel, he thanked, among others For the initiative, thanks to which Kyiv has 1.8 million ammunition in 2025.
“The Czech Republic is doing everything to stop Russian aggression, and the Czech ammunition initiative functions wonderfully,” said Zielnski. He said that he did not believe in the Russian declaration of a three -day truce related to the anniversary of the end of the World War II.
The Czech president confirmed that this year Ukraine can receive up to 1.8 million pieces of large caliber ammunition. He added that negotiations on continuing the supply of ammunition next year are underway. Pavel said that 11 countries support the Czech initiative.
Trump's sharp interview in NBC: peace in Ukraine, conquest of Greenland and the issue of Canada
US President Donald Trump said in an interview at NBC on Sunday that one of the parties is closer to the agreement on the end of the war in Ukraine than the second. Trump also did not rule out that he can use force to take Greenland, although he cannot imagine such a scenario in the case of Canada.
He also declared support in the training of Ukrainian pilots of F-16 aircraft. He also stated that the possible sending of soldiers to the territory of Ukraine could be talked about after the conclusion of an agreement on the suspension of weapons. He emphasized that it is in the direct interest of the Czech Republic that the result of peace negotiations was not such that the aggressor would be rewarded, and the victim – Ukraine – will be punished. He assured that Prague would support Ukraine in her aspirations for membership in the European Union and the North Atlantic Alliance.
The President of Ukraine flew to Prague just before noon on Sunday. The visit to the last moment was kept in full secrecy. For safety reasons, the area of the entire castle hill, i.e. Hradczans, was closed to tourists, where the headquarters of the head of state is located. Extraordinary security measures in Prague will also last on Monday, when the President of Ukraine meet with Prime Minister Petre Fiała and parliament leaders.
From Prague Piotr Górecki (PAP)
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