Russian Threat to Europe Is Growing Daily, Pavel Warns at UN
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"The growing hybrid threats of Russia put European security at risk. We have expressed our solidarity with Germany for accidents at Leipzig airport. Europe will remain united." (ANSA)
Russia's aggressiveness poses a direct threat to Europe's security, according to Czech President Petr Pavol, while the consequences of its aggression in Ukraine go far beyond the European continent. He said this on Wednesday in his speech at the UN General Assembly in New York. He stressed that powerful states have...
NEW YORK - Russia's aggressive stance poses a direct threat to European security, President Petr Pavel said in a speech at the UN General Assembly in New York. According to him, the risks are growing every day. According to him, the immediacy of the threat was clearly demonstrated by the recent attempted drone attack on the airport near Leipzig. However, according to him, the consequences of Russian aggression reach far beyond the borders of Eur…
The Russians did not listen to his speech. On the other hand, Foreign Minister Petr Macinka (Motorists), sat among the Czech delegates and listened to Pavel's speech to the end. In the UN General Assembly hall, President Petr Pavel sharply criticized Russia, warned against a world where brute force rules instead of rules, and also addressed the responsibility of the great powers, UN reform, and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence.
Russia's aggressive stance poses a direct threat to European security, said President Petr Pavel in a speech at the UN General Assembly in New York. According to him, the risks are growing every day. According to him, the immediacy of the threat was clearly demonstrated by the recent attempted drone attack on the airport near Leipzig. The consequences of Russia's...
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