Slovak Leader’s Nato-Russia War Comments Anger Czech Republic
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The Kremlin-friendly Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, who accused Western politicians of doing everything they could to provoke a NATO war with Russia, has outraged neighboring Czechia with his comments.
Petr Pavel and Robert Fico are currently twisting the knife in the most sensitive wound that Czech-Slovak relations have suffered in recent years. Although we want to stick to the traditional bond of the most related states in Europe, some questions cannot be avoided.
President Peter Pavel of the Czech Republic criticized the position of Prime Minister Robert Fitzo of Slovakia under article 5 of the NATO Treaty, as reported by the local media.
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PRAGUE/NEW YORK - According to Czech President Petr Pavel, peace can only be achieved by being prepared to respond to violence. A NATO country that does nothing for its own defense cannot expect others to come to its aid, he said. Pavel said this in New York on Monday in response to Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's comments that Pavel, as a former general, would like to fight, but he wants peace.
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