What is required from clubs regarding players ready for national duty?

Clubs must release players for national duty without financial indemnity because this aligns with the governing principles set by FIBA and the broader context of international sports regulations. National teams require the best players available to compete effectively on the international stage, and the rules dictate that when players are called up for such duties, clubs are obligated to release them. This is done to ensure that national teams can field their strongest rosters without the complication of clubs imposing financial penalties or conditions for the release of players. By prioritizing the commitment to national representation over club commitments, the sport upholds the spirit of competition on an international level, ensuring that players can participate without barriers or financial disputes.