SlovakiaSlovak PM Fico opposes sending troops to Ukraine, warns of NATO-Russia conflict
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico publicly stated his opposition to sending Slovak soldiers to Ukraine and warned that some Western politicians are pushing for a direct conflict between NATO and Russia.
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Slovak PM Fico opposes sending troops to Ukraine and warns against NATO-Russia conflict
First report 13h agoLast update 2h agoPrime Minister Fico is firmly against sending Slovak soldiers abroad to fight Russia or any other country, emphasizing his commitment to prevent Slovakia from being drawn into war.
Fico warns that some Western politicians are actively seeking a conflict between Russia and NATO, criticizing their 'Russophobic NATO warmongering' and failed strategies in Ukraine.
Fico references Slovakia's historical experience with the 1938 Munich Agreement, where democratic powers betrayed them, to underscore his distrust of external alliances and commitments.
Fico expresses skepticism about the reported high number of Ukrainian casualties, suggesting that such figures might be exaggerated to pressure Western countries into providing more aid.
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