According to Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala, the war in Ukraine concerns the Czech Republic more than many willing to admit. If Ukraine falls, the borders of the conflict will move closer to the Czech Republic. The goal of the aggression of Russian President Vladimir Putin was described questioning the security and stability of Europe. Fiala wrote it on Monday on the social network X, reports TASR newsletter in Prague.
“Today it has been three years since the Russian army crossed the borders of free Ukraine. Three years since the world has witnessed brutal aggression and an unfair attack on a sovereign state. Three years of war, which continues to destroy the lives, families and cities, but which also showed the resilient will of the Ukrainian nation to defend its freedom, its country and the right to existence, “Fiala said.
“This war concerns us more than many may want to admit. If Ukraine falls, the boundaries of this conflict will be one step closer to our home. It is not just about territory or boundaries on the map – it is the form of international order, security, the right of nations to decide on its own destiny, “ He stressed the Czech Prime Minister.
He noted that the Czech Republic was standing behind Ukraine from the first moment. According to him, his support is not only a question of solidarity, but also justice, morality and protection of values on which the democratic world stands. He added that peace cannot be the result of surrender to the aggressor, but must be fair and sustainable with security and stability guarantees.
The chairman of the Czech Senate Milos stuck out the achievement of a permanent peace with which Ukraine will agree as a common goal. According to him, Europe should get dead and actively participate in the peace negotiations while not admittingto be discussed without Ukraine. “Our support for Ukraine should ensure a strong bargaining position – military, economic and diplomatic. Peace agreed without Ukraine will not be peace, but a dictation,” he wrote on the network X.
People in the Czech Republic commemorated the third anniversary of the beginning of the Russian invasion of Ukraine already on Sunday gatherings in many cities, in Prague there were several thousand in the Old Town Square. The action continues on Monday. The Senate organizes a conference to commemorate the crimes that Russia is committing in UkraineIn the evening a concert of Noise for Ukraine (noise for Ukraine) will take place before the Russian embassy.
