Central European countries, including Poland and Czechia, are grappling with severe flooding caused by torrential rains, resulting in significant infrastructure damage and evacuations. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has indicated that the country will seek EU financial assistance and potentially activate emergency mechanisms, while the first confirmed flood-related death has occurred. Ukraine has offered to assist its neighbors, including Poland, Romania, and Czechia, by sending emergency service units to aid in rescue and relief efforts. Ukrainian Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha expressed solidarity with the affected countries, highlighting the humanitarian crisis exacerbated by the floods. Meanwhile, Czech Foreign Minister Jan Lipavský confirmed the offer and plans to present it at an emergency cabinet meeting. As the situation develops, emergency services remain on high alert to manage the rising water levels and mitigate damage.