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Pellegrini Told How It Was at the Summit. He Didn't Help Babiš

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The Czech delegation at the summit in Ankara was truly the subject of astonishment and various jokes, said Slovak President Peter Pellegrini. However, his interview with Slovak TV station TA3 revealed that the disappointment was not caused by the fact that Czech President Petr Pavel was additionally invited to the event, as described by Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO). On the contrary, according to the Slovak head of state, it was strang…

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The Czech delegation at the summit in Ankara was truly the subject of astonishment and various jokes, said Slovak President Peter Pellegrini. However, his interview with Slovak TV station TA3 revealed that the disappointment was not caused by the fact that Czech President Petr Pavel was additionally invited to the event, as described by Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš (ANO). On the contrary, according to the Slovak head of state, it was strang…

Slovak President Peter Pellegrini confirmed that the composition of the Czech delegation at the NATO summit in Ankara, Turkey, really attracted the attention of other statesmen. However, his description differed significantly from that of Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš. The latter claimed that foreign leaders did not understand the participation of President Peter Paul himself. According to the Slovak head of state, the problem was not in his…

It's called the "magic of the unwanted." And that's exactly what happened to Petr Pellegrini when he spoke about how statesmen perceived the fact that President Pavel was not at the head of the Czech delegation at the NATO summit in Ankara. What he saw was the exact opposite of what Andrej Babiš claims.

Slovak President Peter Pellegrini described the situation surrounding the Czech delegation at the NATO summit in Ankara significantly differently than how Prime Minister Andrej Babiš presented it. The Slovak head of state said that the Czech delegation did provoke a number of jokes - not because of Petr Pavel's participation, but because it was led by Babiš, not the president.

The relationship between the two highest constitutional officials did not improve after the NATO summit in Ankara, and on the contrary, it is still deteriorating. Prime Minister and head of the ANO movement Andrej Babiš first called President Petr Pavel's participation in the alliance negotiations a disgrace in a video on social media on Sunday and then rejected the proposal for reconciliation from the Castle....

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Hospodářské Nnoviny (HN.cz) broke the news on Monday, July 13, 2026.
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