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Czech army chief warns Russia could launch a partial attack to test NATO unity
Miroslav Hlaváč, chief of the Czech Armed Forces’ General Staff, believes Russia could attack part of a NATO member’s territory. He said such an operation could be intended to test the alliance’s cohesion.
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Miroslav Hlaváč, chief of the Czech Armed Forces’ General Staff, said Russia could launch a partial attack on the territory of a NATO member.
He believes such an operation could be intended to test how united the alliance would remain if one of its members came under attack.
Hlaváč did not identify a specific country, timeline or other details of a possible operation. The report does not specify the basis for his assessment.
What we know
- Miroslav Hlaváč said Russia could target part of a NATO member’s territory.
- He identified testing the alliance’s cohesion as a possible purpose of such an attack.
- The Czech military chief gave no country or timeline for a potential operation.
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