This was stated by Latvian Defence Minister Andris Spruds.
He said that his country would join the initiative of Czech President Petr Pavel to purchase 800,000 artillery shells for Ukraine.
"This is a critical capability to defeat Russia, and we must do our utmost to support Ukraine," the Foreign Minister added.
On February 17, it was reported that the Czech Republic had found sources abroad for hundreds of thousands of artillery rounds that it could deliver to Ukraine within weeks.
The Netherlands publicly announced its participation by donating €100 million for the purchase of ammunition. France will also join the initiative to purchase shells for Ukraine outside the EU.
France will also join the initiative to purchase shells for Ukraine outside the EU.
On February 22, it was reported that Canada was ready to allocate up to $22 million for shells for Ukraine. Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo also announced that the country would finance the Czech initiative with €200 million.
Belgian Prime Minister Alexander De Croo also said that the country would finance the Czech initiative to purchase 800,000 shells for Ukraine with €200 million.
On March 2, the Czech Republic announced that it would be able to make the first deliveries of ammunition to Kyiv in a few weeks.
Subsequently, Lithuanian Prime Minister Ingrida Šimonytė said that her country would support the Czech Republic's multilateral initiative to purchase and transfer artillery ammunition to Ukraine.