Invaluable experience for NATO countries: Czech military delegation visits Ukraine

That’s according to the General Staff of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Ukrinform reports.

Major General Karel Řehka noted that the example of Ukraine in the war with Russia is “an invaluable experience for NATO countries.”

The Czech Republic is one of the countries that will continue to help Ukraine and its Army in the future, the top military commander said.

Meeting his Czech counterpart, the Commander-in-Chief of the Armed Forces of Ukraine, General Valeriy Zaluzhnyi, noted that “the arrival of dear friend Karel Řehka in Ukraine at this difficult time for our country is evidence of systemic support and solidarity in the war against the russian federation.”

"I appreciate the involvement and assistance of the Czech Republic, the effective support of the military, the high level of our military cooperation, as well as the hospitality with which the Czech people met the refugees from Ukraine," Zaluzhnyi emphasized.

During the visit, the delegation of the Czech Armed Forces was briefed on the security situation in Ukraine, the composition and number of Russian units in both the temporarily occupied territories of Ukraine, the Russian territory along the state border of Ukraine, and the territory of neighboring states, the nature of the enemy's actions and directions of concentration, its losses in personnel and equipment, and exposed of their violation of the rules of warfare and crimes against humanity.

In addition, the assessment of the likely nature of Russia’s future actions, the security situation on the Ukrainian-Belarusian border, development trends in the military-strategic situation in Eastern Europe and the Black Sea-Sea of Azov region were also discussed.

The delegation visited the locations where the Russian occupiers had committed war crimes, including the hero cities of Chernihiv and Kharkiv.