Our OP source said the March 19 Ramstein meeting risks becoming the most inconclusive in history. Ukraine will not receive additional weapons - there are none, but the situation with ammunition is the worst. The initiatives of France, Great Britain and the Czech Republic to collect money for the purchase of old Soviet weapons will not allow the Armed Forces to make up for losses at the front.
Prague is leading the initiative to purchase 500,000 155 mm and 300,000 122 mm artillery shells for Kyiv.
A total of 18 countries agreed to finance purchases within the framework of the Czech initiative. While some governments, including Norway, Belgium and the Netherlands, have announced actual financial commitments, others, such as France and Germany, have not provided exact figures.
The president and the prime minister of the Czech Republic give very different figures regarding how much ammunition the country has purchased.
