US EditionCehia Reduced Her Defence Budget. the Us Ambassador's Firm Reaction to Nato: "No Excuse, No Exceptions"
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The US ambassador to NATO, Whitaker, has criticized the Czech Republic for planned cuts in defence spending.
U.S. Ambassador to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, said on Thursday that all allies "need to carry out their duties" in accordance with their commitments, after the Czech Parliament has approved a budget for 2026 which reduces the intended costs...
The president, in disagreementThe Czech president, Petr Pavel, who is a retired general of his country's army and was a senior official of NATO itself, as recalled by the US information portal Politico, has also been dissatisfied with the cuts of the new Prime Minister Babiš, but has also pledged not to veto them.The Czech Prime Minister has justified his decision on the poor state of the country's public finances that have inherited from the pr…
U.S. Ambassador to NATO, Matthew Whitaker, said yesterday that all allies must respect their defence costs commitments after the Czech Parliament has approved a budget for 2026 which reduces these funds.
The Americans reminded allies of the need to fulfill their Alliance defense commitments. Defense spending cuts in the Czech Republic's new budget have drawn criticism from the United States, which has repeatedly called on NATO allies to increase military funding. This was reported by RBC-Ukraine, citing Reuters. Read also: One day of US war with Iran equals 11 days of Ukraine's defense: staggering figures Commenting on the Czech Republic's new d…
US Ambassador to NATO Matthew Whitaker criticized the Czech Republic's decision on defense spending that falls short of even the previous target of 2% of GDP.
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