< Back to situations

Monitor this situation.

[SITUATION] · [ACTIVE] · [POLITICS]

2 clusters · 3 sources · 13 days · First seen · Last updated

Prague critical infrastructure protection exercises

Overview

Authorities in Prague have conducted security drills, such as the SafeGuard HMP 2026 exercise, to test the protection of vital infrastructure. Initial efforts focused on the Flora water reservoir, which supplies over 16,000 customers across several districts. The drills involved coordination between the military, police, the Integrated Rescue System, and Prague Water and Sewerage (PVK) to test command structures and communication.

Subsequent security activities expanded to include testing the protection of national petroleum stocks at the central oil reserve tank farm in Nelahozeves. These exercises utilized advanced technologies, including drone detection systems, unmanned ground vehicles, and underwater robots.

These measures are part of a broader response to heightened threat levels and new legislation requiring resilience planning across twelve sectors, including energy, healthcare, and food production. Additionally, Prague is collaborating with the Czech Red Cross to establish a network of crisis volunteers to support these security efforts.

Entities

Prague Water and Sewerage · Czech army · Nelahozeves · Flora reservoir · Petr Mrkos

Timeline

  1. [POLITICS] 3 sources
    Prague conducts critical infrastructure protection exercises

    Prague authorities, military, and police conducted security drills at strategic sites like the Flora reservoir to test the protection of critical water and energy infrastructure against potential threats.

  2. [POLITICS] 2 sources
    Prague military exercise tests protection of Flora water reservoir

    Military and emergency services conducted the SafeGuard HMP 2026 exercise at Prague's Flora reservoir to test the defense of critical water infrastructure and urban coordination.

Sources

CT24.cz · energie21.cz · tzb-info.cz