NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte visited Prague for talks on security, defence investment, Czech contributions to NATO, and continued support for Ukraine.
Field repairs are not simulations. They are real interventions that keep military equipment operational and ensure unit mobility even in the most demanding conditions.
Extreme cold, deep snow, and the Canadian taiga tested the endurance, discipline, and survival skills of Czech soldiers during the demanding SERE Extreme Cold Weather Course.
A ceremonial formation of soldiers returning from foreign operations took place at Vítkov in Prague.
Europe’s security environment has changed. Through modernisation, deterrence and high-quality training, the Czech Armed Forces strengthen stability, sovereignty and long-term national security.
Physical fitness, marksmanship and unit tactics form the core of combat capability.
