Wales' health minister Vaughan Gething will give today's Welsh Government briefing.
It comes after UK Government Health Secretary Matt Hancock denied the UK took a "political decision" not to take part in European Union schemes to secure equipment to combat coronavirus.
He was forced to issue the denial after the Foreign Office's top civil servant, Sir Simon McDonald, made the claim to the Commons foreign affairs committee on Tuesday.
However, the official later made a U-turn when he wrote to the committee to say he had been "incorrect" and reverted to the Government's defence that the scheme was not initially joined because of a "communication problem".
Mr Hancock had to deny that politics had been involved in the decision and said he had signed-off on joining continental efforts to procure more personal protection equipment (PPE) and ventilators.
Speaking at Downing Street's daily Covid-19 press briefing, Mr Hancock said: "I haven't seen that exchange but I have spoken to the Foreign Secretary (Dominic Raab) and as far as I'm aware there was no political decision not to participate in that scheme."
Meanwhile Mr Gething has said Wales only has enough personal protective equipment (PPE) to last "a few days".
He tsaid: "We have enough stocks of all items to last us for a few days, partly because of the mutual aid we've received from other UK countries, partly because of the UK supplies that have come in.
"But we're not in a position to say we have weeks and weeks of advance stock on all of those items. And that's why I'm certainly not at all complacent or blase about where we are.
"Just because we're not in the position England found itself in on the weekend, that does not mean there are no concerns here. There are very real concerns here in the government."
The UK death toll has risen to 17,408 after 873 more fatalities were reported in the last 24 hours - a huge rise after lower figures at the weekend.
A further 25 people have died after testing positive for coronavirus in Wales, bringing the total number to 609.
Public Health Wales today recorded 304 new known cases, meaning 7,850 people have tested positive for the disease in Wales, although the actual number is likely to be much higher.
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