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Polish, Czech Leaders to Discuss Missile Shield
From Friday, January 4, 2008 issue.
Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk plans to meet in Prague with Czech Prime Minister Mirek Topolanek on Jan. 10 to discuss missile defenses the United States hopes to deploy in the two countries, the Xinhua News Agency reported (see GSN, Jan. 3). The leaders are likely to coordinate their positions on the proposed missile interceptor and radar installations, the Czech News Agency reported. Tusk last month demanded a “100 percent” guarantee that the U.S. interceptors would benefit Poland’s national security as a precondition for allowing them to be deployed there (Xinhua News Agency, Jan. 3).
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