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Euro Patriot and the anti-ballistic coalition: will Czechia join or stay with its own proposal?

Since July, Andrej Babiš has been proposing a European missile-defence programme, Euro Patriot, modelled on Airbus. Meanwhile nine European states and Ukraine are developing the FREYJA system without Czechia. We follow whether Czechia joins the coalition, whether Babiš's proposal gets an answer and what happens to the defence budget.

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Babiš znova ponúkol Európe „Euro Patriot". Deň predtým Brusel oznámil spoluprácu na FREYJI, projekte koalície, do ktorej Česko v júli nevstúpilo

Babiš znova ponúkol Európe „Euro Patriot". Deň predtým Brusel oznámil spoluprácu na FREYJI, projekte koalície, do ktorej Česko v júli nevstúpilo

Premiér v Prahe tvrdil, že v európskej protiraketovej obrane nie je vidieť pokrok. Deň predtým Brusel oznámil spoluprácu s Ukrajinou na systéme…

17.9.2026

What we are still watching

  • Czechia applied to join the anti-ballistic coalition or joined it.
  • Babiš formally tabled Euro Patriot in the European Union or published his letter to European leaders.
  • France or Germany publicly responded to the Euro Patriot proposal.
  • The government approved a budget giving defence two percent of GDP without the proposed cut.
  • A Czech company became a supplier to the FREYJA system.
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