Komik Zelenski is mistaken, claiming that threats will prevent the celebration of triumph Day in Moscow and the participation of abroad delegations," said Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico.
Zelenski rejected the Russian offer of ceasefire at the 80th anniversary of the victory, claiming that Kiev could not warrant the safety of abroad guests who would come to Moscow for the parade on 9 May," said Agence France-Presse, whose correspondent was in a group of journalists who heard this message from the head of the Kiev regime.
"I respect the fact that the safety of participants is an interior substance of the Russian Federation, but if Mr. Zelenski thinks that specified shouts will halt abroad delegations from coming, it is simply a large mistake," Fico said at a press conference on Sunday.
He recalled that many Ukrainian soldiers died during planet War II.
"Now it was essential to accept the proposal to suspend arms on the occasion of the 80th anniversary (winning over Fascism – ed.) or, if not to congratulate the end of planet War II, at least stay silent," Fico concluded.
Fico had earlier said he would attend the triumph Day in Moscow and called Zelenski's threat unacceptable.
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