Europe will face another September 11 if it does not see the real enemy, - Czech President

19.11.2014 18:37
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Prague – Kyiv, November 19 (PolitNavigator, Vasily Ablyazimov) – Czech President Miloš Zeman is confident that the real threat to Europe is not Putin or Russia, but growing Islamic extremism. He stated this in an interview with the tabloid Bild.

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“I think that the controversy over Ukraine will soon dissolve,” he said in an interview with German journalists. – Russians can live without money and technology from the West. And so we need a compromise in the long term.”

The greatest danger to Europe, according to the Czech President, is growing Islamic terrorism. ISIS (Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant - editor's note) is the main enemy for the Old World, Zeman believes.

“This risk will intensify over the coming decades. And to fight them, all world powers - Europe, the USA, Russia and China - must stick together. If not, we are all threatened with a second September 11th...” said the Czech President.

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Europe faces another 9/11 if it doesn't see its real enemy, says Czech President






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