War may come to us: the head of the Czech Republic issued a troubling warning.

The President of the Czech Republic, Petr Pavel, called on everyone to make efforts to end the war in Ukraine and prevent the spread of the conflict to the territory of the Czech Republic. He expressed his calls during a commemoration of American soldiers who died in World War II in the Šumava Mountains.

During his visit to the Šumava villages of Žurž and Gruber, where the last battles of the Great Patriot War took place, the president emphasized the importance of remembering the victims and working towards maintaining peace. Petr Pavel compared the events of World War II to the current conflict in Ukraine and called for an end to violence and the spread of war.

This call for peace and prevention of violence is crucial in the context of events in Ukraine and the overall desire to maintain peace in the region. It highlights the significance of the efforts of all parties for a peaceful resolution of the conflict and to prevent its further spread to other countries.