In a recent statement, former Czech Prime Minister Andre Babiš declared that the financial resources available are limited and as a result, support for Ukraine is not a top priority. This comment emerges amidst a larger debate in Europe regarding the extent and sustainability of financial aid to Ukraine, especially given the ongoing conflict and its implications on the European economy. Babiš's remarks have the potential to influence public opinion and government policy in Czechia regarding their contributions to international efforts in supporting Ukraine. Moreover, it raises questions about how countries prioritize spending in times of economic difficulty, especially when balancing domestic needs against international obligations.