Why analysts call Czech parliamentary elections turning point - expert opinion

The analysts are calling the Czech parliamentary elections a turning point. A guest on the First Information Channel offers an opinion.

Alexey Belyaev, political scientist, Dean of the Department of Journalism at BSU

"The Czech Republic has always been a pro-European state. Certain policy directions may change due to internal selfish or personal interests, but they will not change significantly. Of course, an anti-Ukrainian trend is expected, first and foremost, which may intensify, since not everyone in Europe, and in the Czech Republic in particular, supported the course pursued at Brussels' insistence on full and unconditional support for Ukraine."

The expert recalled that the Czech Republic has already invested a significant amount of its own funds and transferred them to Ukraine at the beginning of the special military operation. A large quantity of former Soviet weapons. "Therefore, today, even from an economic perspective, the aid must be stopped, as the Czech Republic simply does not have the funds. And this is one of the key changes in the state's foreign policy if the Eurosceptic forces prevail," the political scientist emphasized.