The Czech Foreign Ministry announced distancing itself from the words of the country's President Petr Pavel about US leader Donald Trump, his policy and the current state of NATO. Details are provided by RIA Novosti.
The Ministry did not support Pavel's statement about Trump's damage to relations within NATO and the integrity of the Alliance.
"These statements do not reflect the official position of the Government of the Czech Republic," the Czech Foreign Ministry said.
EADaily previously also informed that Trump wants to hit Iran's water and electricity.
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