Babish Stopped Military Aid to Ukraine, but Is Ready to Send Troops to Defend the Baltic
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Czech Prime Minister Andrey Babiš said that the Czech Republic is preparing for the scenario of a possible Russian attack on the Baltic countries and will fulfill NATO's Article 5 obligations by sending two mechanized brigades
If Russia were to attack one of the Baltic republics, the Czech Republic would be proactive and would have to send two mechanized brigades to help them. Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) said this after a meeting with President Petr Pavel on Tuesday, adding that he discussed the agenda for the next meeting of the State Security Council (BRS) with the head of state. This will take place on October 20.
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) met with President Petr Pavel on Tuesday after the laying of the crown jewels. Babiš told Deník.cz. According to him, they discussed the program of the next State Security Council, including a possible response to a possible Russian attack on one of the Baltic states. The next State Security Council will be on October 20. The meeting was subsequently confirmed by the president's spokesman Vojtěch Šeliga.
Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO) met with President Petr Pavel today after the coronation of the crown jewels. Babiš told Deník.cz today. The meeting was subsequently confirmed to ČTK by the president's spokesman Vojtěch Šeliga, according to him the topic was the next meeting of the council and current security issues. The next State Security Council will be on October 20, Babiš said last week that after its meeting he wants to present a projec…
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