During a conference on security at Prague Castle, Czech Vice Premier Karel Havlíček emphasized that all nations identifying as allies must unequivocally support the actions taken by the USA and Israel concerning their military intervention in Iran. He stated that it's imperative to stop Iran's nuclear program and criticized discussions surrounding the legality of the intervention, arguing that such debates distract from the crucial need for decisive action.

Havlíček describes the current period as one of the most security-complex times in decades, influenced by various global events including the COVID-19 pandemic, the energy crisis, and ongoing conflicts in Ukraine and Gaza. He noted that these developments have altered global relations on an economic level, shifting them from being based on relationships to transactional forms of engagement, and leading to a strengthening of global powers.

Moreover, Havlíček asserted that only other world powers—namely the United States and Europe—can counter the expanding influence of Russia and China. He called on these powers to actively participate in maintaining global stability in response to these challenges and to remain engaged in resolute actions necessary for international security.