The Czech Republic's Armed Forces consist of the Army, Air Force, and Military Police, responsible for defending the nation and participating in international missions. Established after the split of Czechoslovakia in 1993, the forces have modernized and integrated into NATO operations. The military focuses on various roles, including territorial defense, crisis management, and humanitarian assistance. It emphasizes training, cooperation with allied nations, and participation in peacekeeping missions, reflecting the Czech Republic's commitment to global security and stability.