Hungary and Slovakia Will Not Take Part in Czech Plan To Buy Artillery Ammo for Ukraine – Slovakian PM Fico Gets in the Crosshairs of MSM Globalists

The war in Ukraine is still mobilizing power players across the European continent, but there is no consensus over it, not even among its neighbors.

Take the Visegrad Group (V4), for example. The V4 is a regional cooperation group between the four Central European countries: Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary.

These countries are united by history, traditions, cultural values. But what they are NOT united by right now is by their geopolitical response to the war.

Read: Dynamic Duo: Hungary’s Viktor Orbán and Slovakia’s Robert Fico Expected to Block Further EU Military Help to Ukraine

A deep division has set over how to resolve Russia’s war against Ukraine.

The V4 foreign ministers met today (21) in Prague and discussed a Czech plan to acquire ammunition from third countries outside the European Union for Ukraine.

Associated Press reported:

“’It’s necessary to boost support for Ukraine in all areas including military assistance’, Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavsky said.”

The Czech plan is to acquire 800,000 artillery shells for Kiev, with the first shells delivered to Ukraine around June.

Eighteen countries have allegedly joined the initiative.