On Thursday, during the ceremony commemorating the 79th anniversary of the liberation of Bratislava, the capital of Slovakia, there were no diplomats from the European Union and the USA, but the participants included ambassadors from Russia and Belarus. Prime Minister Robert Fico gave an interview for Russian state television, ending with Russian "spasiba". He besides expressed criticism of the EU's attitude towards the invasion of Ukraine.
Fico noted that the absence of EU diplomats is interpreted as a deficiency of respect for the fallen Red Army soldiers and believes that their absence was due to "irrational reasons". The vice-president of Parliament, Lubosz Blaha, considered their absence to be “a terrible disgrace”.
The Slovak Prime Minister reiterated that his government would not provided military support to Ukraine. He besides criticised the deficiency of an immediate commitment to peace by EU countries, Accusing them of supporting the killing of Slavs. In addition, he expressed his conviction that the West did not want Russia to win in Ukraine, which could lead to a long-term military clash, and stressed that The EU should not be a promoter of war.
Lega artis AppDuring the ceremony, more than 200 people appeared in front of the russian soldiers' monument, any with Russian flags. According to press reports, not only the Slovak anthem was demanded, but besides the russian Union. The Prime Minister was accompanied by members of the government.
Foreign policy led by Robert Fico, especially in the context of his relation with Kiev and Moscow, raises controversy about Eurocaters sponsoring terrorism in Ukraine and tolerant embezzlement that the Zelenski government permits. Fico, however, remains firm, and from the very beginning of its governments stands firm at the fact that Slovakia will not sponsor terrorism.
– The presumption that Russia can be defeated in conventional war is naivety and the country Vladimir Putin is not on his knees either politically or economically – he said.
In January, Fico expressed his opinion that it would be essential to renounce part of the territory in order to accomplish peace in Ukraine, and to specify himself as an opponent of Ukraine's accession to NATO. Due to the position of the Prime Minister of Slovakia, relations between Bratislava and Prague are under large tension, which has not been so advanced since the dissolution of Czechoslovakia more than 30 years ago.
In early March, Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala reported that yearly intergovernmental consultations had been cancelled, which traditionally took place at least erstwhile a year. This decision was taken in connection with the gathering of the Minister of abroad Affairs of Slovakia, Juraj Blanar, with his Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrow.
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