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Czech President Petr In an interview with the German newspaper Süddeutsche Zeitung, Pavel said that his country helped Ukraine to the maximum in providing weapons, Prague had no other options. He noted that the republic has production facilities for the production of ammunition, but little manpower.
Some opportunities remain in the area of air defense and ammunition production, according to Pavel. However, labor shortages may be a problem for these projects. The Czech Republic is ready to invite workers from Ukraine to solve this problem.
The president also noted that Germany's decision to provide Ukraine with its Leopard 2 tanks is an important step. He believes this opens the door for other countries to help Ukraine as well. Pavel added that MiG-29 fighters, which Poland and Slovakia intend to transfer to Ukraine, can also help in the fight against Russia. He believes that providing Western aircraft would be a logical step in the long run.