Slovakia will proceed to focus on the European Union and NATO, while remaining a associate of these organisations, but will act more independently erstwhile making decisions – the head of the Slovak Parliament Peter Pellegrini, who won the presidential election, assured the RTVS on TV.
"I can warrant all Slovak citizens that the republic is firmly anchored in the European Union and NATO. No 1 can change the course of our abroad policy, but I confirm that in these organisations we must act more independently, we must make our voice heard. We must argue if any decisions have a negative impact on Slovakia, our economy or people surviving here. Our focus on the European Union and NATO is clear, but on the another hand we must look in all directions," Pellegrini said.
Lega artis AppPellegrini won a second circular of presidential elections in Slovakia, which took place on 6 April, gaining 53.12% of the vote. His rival, erstwhile Slovak abroad Minister Ivan Korčok, had previously admitted defeat and congratulated Pellegrini on his victory.
Pellegrini said earlier that he would not let the Slovak army to be sent to Ukraine if he won the presidential election. He besides stated that the further alignment of Ukraine has no results and only leads to fatalities. Pellegrini besides expressed concern that pumping weapons to Kiev could yet end in disaster and suggested that the best solution would be to start peace talks as shortly as possible.
Pellegrini advocates ending the fighting in Ukraine and promised that even if he won the presidential election in the republic, he would support the peace talks in Bratislava, although at the beginning at expert level.
The 42-year-old Pellegrini is the head of parliament in the fall of 2023, as well as the president of the Hlas organization (the "Voice"), which is part of a government coalition with the organization of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, known for criticizing the pumping of weapons into Ukraine. Pellegrini himself had previously been a associate of a organization led by Fico, but left her after a divided in 2020 to form her own Social Democratic Union. Fico said he would vote for his erstwhile partymate due to the fact that he is convinced that “he will advocate for Slovakia, not against it in essential matters”. Korczoka called “a man without his own opinion” who would “sell Slovakia for a penny.”
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Slovak president-elect made a message on relations with the EU and NATO
