Prague, July 9 -- Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis continues to remain sceptical of NATO's strategy of continuing its military support for Ukraine, arguing that discussions at the alliance's summit in Ankara were focused more on weapons than on achieving peace.
Speaking after the NATO gathering in Turkiye on Wednesday, Babis said that while Prague would continue meeting its alliance obligations it doubted whether increasing military assistance for Kyiv would help end the four-year long war or only stretch it.
"We are not at war. Ukraine is at war," Babis told reporters when asked whether rising NATO defence spending would pressure Russia into negotiations. "I don't know, time will tell."The Czech leader came to power after last year's el...