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Discussion on NATO changes and political challenges on “Apostroph TV”

The program on “Apostroph TV” discussed changes in NATO, including the reduction of the Czech contingent and the Pentagon’s exclusion of allies from the working group. The need for a “Plan B” was also highlighted in light of potential shifts in Berlin’s policy after the 2029 elections.

In brief

  • The discussion covered changes in NATO and the Czech contingent reduction.
  • The Pentagon excluded allies from the NATO working group.
  • Yevhen Mahda emphasized the need for a “Plan B”.
  • Petro Harashchuk mentioned the terrorist attacks in Israel.
  • The program also discussed the explosion of a package at the Polish military police headquarters.
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    • first item
    • earliest
    • national desk

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  • Апостроф КиївNot classified yet
    • first item
    • in the wave, right away

    на «Апостроф TV»Гості ефіру:15:15 Руслан Рохов, політичний аналітик, керуючий партнер PGR Consulting Group LLC — зміни в НАТО, скорочення Ч…

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