INTERVIEW. Former Chief of the General Staff of the Czech Army Karel Řehka left the army at the end of August after 37 years. He has been living in the Pilsen region for two years and is now running for the Senate for the Pilsen-City constituency, where he wants to focus primarily on the topic of defense. "We are used to just getting by, and the Czech Republic with the current government is the extreme case."
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INTERVIEW. Former Chief of the General Staff of the Czech Army Karel Řehka left the army at the end of August after 37 years. He has been living in the Pilsen region for two years and is now running for the Senate for the Pilsen-City constituency, where he wants to focus primarily on the topic of defense. "We are used to just getting by, and the Czech Republic with the current government is the extreme case."