What Would the Czech Republic Do if Russia Attacked Poland?
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Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said today that the Czech Republic respects the principle of collective defense in NATO and that, for example, if Poland were to be attacked, NATO would certainly come to its aid according to Article 5 of the Agreement.
Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš said that the Czech Republic respects the principle of collective defense in NATO and that if Poland were to be attacked, it would certainly come to its aid.
The Czech Prime Minister responded to the Slovak Prime Minister. The post Babis: Czech Republic respects NATO Article 5 first appeared on 24.hu.
When asked about the statements of the head of the Czech Security Information Service, Michal Koudelka, who spoke about the possibility of a Russian attack on a NATO member within months, he replied that he had not received such information from him.
The comments came after Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico spoke of concerns about Slovakia's involvement in the Article 5 conflict. Babis did not want to comment directly on his words.
In the event of an attack on a member country of the North Atlantic Treaty, the Czech Republic would respect Article 5 of the North Atlantic Treaty on Collective Defense and would come to the aid of the attacked state, said Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš on Monday (September 21) at a press conference after a government meeting.
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