After months of negotiations, the Czech Republic has agreed to host a US radar on its soil, something that should eventually become an integral part of a future anti-missile defence umbrella under NATO.
"The United States and the Czech Republic are pleased to announce the completion of negotiations on a missile defence agreement," says a joint statement by the two countries, issued on the fringes of the NATO summit in Bucharest (3 April).
It continues by saying: "This agreement ...
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