Czech President Petr Pavel, a former general, asked Russian troops to leave Ukraine in a unique way, he left a message written on Ukrainian military vehicles: “Come home before it’s too late” home before it’s too late ).

Petro Pavel posted a photo on his Twitter page in which he writes “Come home before it’s too late” on a Ukrainian military vehicle while traveling through the Russian-occupied country.

He also expressed support for Ukrainian defenders. “We are with you. You will avenge the fallen, you will regain your freedom,” the president of the Czech Republic emphasized.

The ex-chairman of the NATO Military Committee also noted that he is familiar with the feeling when a unit goes to the front line.

“I know that feeling. Your unit is moving to the front line and you want to go with it; you want to be a leader and lead by example. As a commander, I’ve always been there for my soldiers. Now that’s not my role anymore. I came here , to encourage them. “We are with you. You will avenge the fallen, you will regain your freedom. Russia, come home,” the Czech president wrote on Twitter.

Czech President Petr Pavel and his Slovak counterpart Zuzana Chaputova arrived in Ukraine on April 28. They visited Kyiv, Bucha and Borodyanka of the Kyiv region. Then Pavlo visited Dnipro, where the Czech Republic plans to open a consulate general, and Chaputova visited Yagidne, Chernihiv region, reports Ukrinform.

Petr Pavel, a former Czech army chief and senior NATO official, was sworn in as president of the Czech Republic on March 9 and has since sent, among other things, a strong message of support for Ukraine.

In the presidential elections held at the end of January, Pavel defeated former populist Prime Minister Andrei Babish, who is involved in several corruption cases.

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