The Senate Agreed to Reduce the Number of Czech Soldiers to Defend NATO's Eastern Flank | ČeskéNoviny.cz

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RADOR RADIO ROMANIA (1 October) – The Czech Senate has approved a draft law on military missions abroad, which provides that, for the protection of the eastern flank of NATO, in the next two years, no more than 1,600 Czech soldiers will be sent – according to České Noviny, quoted by Evropeiska Pravda. The draft law approved [...]

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Possible destinations include Poland, Slovakia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Hungary, Romania and Bulgaria

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The Czech Ministry of Defense explains the need for savings

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The Czech Senate has approved a draft law on foreign military missions, which stipulates that no more than 1,600 Czech troops can be sent to defend NATO's eastern flank over the next two years.

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Prague - A maximum of 1,600 Czech soldiers will be able to be sent to defend NATO's eastern flank in the next two years. This is 400 fewer than before. In recent years, the number has increased due to Russian aggression against Ukraine. The proposal for foreign military missions, which the Senate approved today, envisages a reduction. Minister of Defense Jaromír Zuna (for the SPD) justified the decrease by savings and by the fact that the maximu…

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A maximum of 1,600 Czech soldiers will be able to be sent to defend NATO's eastern flank in the next two years, 400 fewer than before, the Senate approved. At the same time, it gave a chance to a new attempt to constitutionally enshrine the right to live offline. It rejected two similar proposals to supplement the Charter of Fundamental Rights and Freedoms in the past. It also approved its own proposal to legislate the non-statutory nature of th…