Dvouměsíční odpočet a ministr, kterému nikdo nic neřekl: český rozkol kvůli Ukrajině nabírá konkrétní obrysy

Index ověření faktů: 88/100 — The article's core factual claims — Pavel's two-month Telegraph warning, the 20 September Russian elections and mobilisation risk, Zůna's ignorance of the funds transfer, his 'symbolic sum' defence, Okamura's opposition, SPD's coalition-council demand, and the government's prior refusal to fund weapons — are all accurately sourced and cited, while the interpretive and hypothesis passages are transparently labelled as such; only the Ankara summit location and a few framing embellishments lack support in the provided sources.

• Pavel told The Telegraph allies have the last two months to pressure Russia into peace negotiations — Matches Lidovky.cz and iROZHLAS summaries verbatim; correctly cited.
• The alternative is a massive escalation of the conflict, per Novinky.cz — Novinky.cz says exactly this ('jinak bude čelit masivní eskalaci konfliktu'), though Novinky frames the two months as Ukraine's window to end the war rather than the allies' window — a minor framing difference the article smooths over.
• Russia holds parliamentary elections on 20 September and Pavel warns Putin could declare general mobilisation afterwards — Stated in iROZHLAS, Lidovky, iDNES and Novinky; correctly cited to iROZHLAS.
• The reasoning for the post-election mobilisation timing (leaders risk mobilisation only after elections) — Not in any source, but the article explicitly flags it as its own interpretation, not Pavel's quote — honest labelling.
• Defence minister Jaromír Zůna is in the cabinet on the SPD ticket — iROZHLAS and iDNES both identify him as '(za SPD)'.
• Zůna told Deník N he didn't know about the decision to redirect money toward American weapons for Ukraine before flying to the NATO summit — Directly matches the iROZHLAS and iDNES text; correctly cited.
• Zůna defends the transfer, calls the sum symbolic, and wouldn't specify the amount — Seznam Zprávy confirms the defence; iROZHLAS confirms 'symbolická částka' and that he didn't specify the volume.
• Tomio Okamura came out against the transfer — Seznam Zprávy states the SPD chairman opposed it and the iDNES headline says Okamura is furious; cited to iDNES.
• SPD is protesting and wants the matter on the coalition council's agenda — iROZHLAS states this explicitly; correctly cited.
• The ANO–SPD–Motorists government had so far refused to put money into weapons for Ukraine — iROZHLAS states the government 'dosud... odmítala'; correctly cited.
• The NATO summit took place in Ankara — No source in the provided material names the summit's location; it appears only in the article's reference to its own earlier coverage.
• Pull quote: the minister found out about the transfer 'after it happened' — Sources establish he didn't know before departing for the summit; when exactly he learned of it is not specified, so 'after it happened' is a plausible but not directly sourced inference.