US EditionPavel and Macinka Comment On Ukraine War as Events Held To Mark Fourth Anniversary of Invasion
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Foreign Minister Petr Macinka received enthusiastic applause, perhaps for the first time, even from opponents. His two speeches at the UN on the anniversary of the Russian attack on Ukraine, first at the General Assembly and then at the Security Council, were uncompromising. Without any relativization, he took a hard line against Russia, which according to him is the only...
Foreign Minister Petr Macinka gave a speech at the UN that was praised by the opposition, but some Motorists supporters expressed their disillusionment. "It was a speech that, in my opinion, reflected reality after a long time. We need to sit down and talk together. Is Russia safer than before the war? Well, it's not. It was very well-intentioned," says Pavel Štrunc. "The reference to the Berlin Wall, which now stands in Ukraine, is a bit of a c…
Pavel and Macinka Comment On Ukraine War as Events Held To Mark Fourth Anniversary of Invasion
Czech Foreign Minister Petr Macinka spoke yesterday at an extraordinary session of the UN General Assembly on Ukraine, held on the occasion of the fourth anniversary of the Russian invasion. He said that while Russia justifies its aggression against Ukraine on the grounds of security concerns, invasion is never legitimate. In his speech in New York, Macinka addressed his comments to his absent Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov, stating that mis…
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