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The Czechs and Poles are looking forward to the placement of defensive missile bases/radar systems as partners in the US’s “Star wars” program. Welcome aboard!
...Survivalbalkan said:weird... wonder what benefits that could possibly provide?
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&edition=us&ie=UTF-8&q=north+korea+nukeEntropy said:What the hell was bush thinking when he threw away the ABMT?! Why do we need an SDI system now that the freaking cold war is over?!
http://news.google.com/news?hl=en&e...orth+korea+nuke
Shahil said:Apparently the US is also upgrading South Africa's army as well as those of a couple other African countries.
As of now, both Czech Republic and Poland have signed agreements with the US to host parts of the Star Wars Program. Czech Republic has agreed to host a radar site while Poland has agreed to host interceptor missiles. However, both countries have faced opposition and delays in implementing these agreements.
The involvement of Czech Republic and Poland in the US's Star Wars Program is significant as it represents the expansion of the program beyond US soil. It also showcases the growing military partnership between the US and these European nations.
Czech Republic has already completed the construction of the radar site and it has been operational since 2014. Poland, on the other hand, has faced delays in the construction of the missile site due to protests and legal challenges. However, in 2018, the construction of the missile site began and is expected to be completed by 2022.
The involvement of Czech Republic and Poland in the Star Wars Program has been met with mixed reactions from their citizens. While some support the partnership with the US, others have raised concerns about the potential security risks and the financial cost of hosting these military installations.
The involvement of Czech Republic and Poland in the US's Star Wars Program increases the reach and capabilities of the program. It also strengthens the US's defense against potential missile threats by providing additional radar and missile sites in strategic locations. However, the delays and challenges faced by both countries in implementing their agreements may have some impact on the overall effectiveness of the program.