“The world is on the verge of a global collision": Czech intelligence chief calls Russia, China and Iran threats to Europe
Kyiv • UNN
Michal Koudelka, the head of the Czech Security Service, spoke about the precarious security situation in the world. He named Russia, China, and Iran as the main threats to Europe, as well as terrorism, extremism, and cyberattacks.
Prague is convinced that the security situation in the world is extremely fragile. In particular, Russia, China, and Iran have become the main threats to the world and Europe. The head of the Czech Security and Information Service (BIS), Michal Koudelka, said this in an interview with ČTK, UNN reports .
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Kudelka said that the world is boiling and dangerously moving on the verge of a global collision. According to him, the world is teetering on the brink of global conflict.
The world is boiling and moving dangerously on the verge of a global collision. We are working to ensure that the Czech Republic remains one of the safest countries in Europe and the world. But it's not just about security and its components, it's also about the awareness of every Czech citizen that we are in danger on the same ship, in the same country
Among the current threats to Europe, the Czech counterintelligence chief named the threat of Russian imperialism, sabotage and intelligence operations by Russia, China and Iran.
This is because these countries are the source of hostile propaganda and migration. Other threats include the threat of Islamic terrorism, including the rise of right-wing extremism, illegal arms trafficking, cyberattacks, or the possible misuse of artificial intelligence.
Recall
In the spring , Czech President Petr Pavel warned that Europe is at the beginning of a long confrontation with Russia. According to him, European countries should be prepared for this.
