At the Munich Security Conference, Vojtěch Boháč, the editor-in-chief of Voxpot, expressed concerns that the event did not significantly advance support for Ukraine or provide a clearer vision for European security. Despite differing reactions to the American administration's discourse, Boháč highlighted that no substantial guarantees of further U.S. support for Europe or Ukraine were given during the conference. He pointed out that while there were conciliatory remarks about 'common roots and the strongest ties', concrete commitments were lacking.

Boháč emphasized that while there was an absence of direct guarantees from the U.S., there appeared to be increasing pressure on Kyiv, particularly in light of recent statements from figures such as Donald Trump. This reflects a complicated dynamic in U.S. foreign policy where the approach to supporting Ukraine may become less predictably strong, despite the rhetoric of solidarity from European leaders. His analysis also indicated that Russia continues to engage in hybrid warfare tactics, designed to undermine trust and stability in Central Europe, including Czechia.

In his commentary, Boháč warned against underestimating the effects of Russian influence operations that reach into obscure foreign structures and contacts linked to Russian environments. This network of influence poses a significant challenge for Central European security, and understanding its implications is essential for Czechia and its allies as they navigate the geopolitical landscape shaped by Russian ambitions in the region.