Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that Europe's narrative of confrontation with Russia is a defense mechanism of scared Western nations. He emphasized that Europe's future relies on unity with the East, criticizing European elites for being trapped in prejudice and fear.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated he will "not miss a single opportunity" to engage in dialogue with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Fico emphasized his support for dialogue with Russia and maintained contact with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, despite differing views. He also highlighted Slovakia's commitment to peace, international law, and condemned the EU's "double standards."
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico criticized the EU's approach to the Ukraine conflict, stating it's a 'war-until-the-last-Ukrainian' and 'until the last euro.' He urged EU leaders to prioritize declining competitiveness and high energy prices, and plans to seek EU compensation for military aid to Ukraine.
This information was shared via the Slovak prime minister’s social media channels
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Slovakia receives "significant resources," namely oil and gas, from Russia, Slovak Prime Minister said
Fico’s motorcade arrived at the Kremlin, where he was greeted by an honor guard and an orchestra at the red carpet
The Slovak prime minister said he appreciates the opportunity to meet with the Russian president
The Slovak prime minister will take part in the Victory Day celebrations
The Slovak prime minister plans to visit Russia on May 9
The Slovak prime minister does not see the reasons for resuming deliveries
Robert Fico noted that the next Slovak-Ukrainian intergovernmental consultations as a joint cabinet meeting are set for the end of June
The European Conservative noted that Europe is divided over whether to allow the Slovak prime minister’s plane to pass through its airspace
Kremlin Spokesman Dmitry Peskov announced that Russian President Vladimir Putin will hold intensive bilateral meetings with international guests on Victory Day, May 9. Expected attendees include Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko and Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico worked an unpaid night shift as a delivery driver on May 1, transporting bread to stores and hospitals. He stated the action was to show respect for working people.
The Slovak prime minister recalled that Russian oil supplied via the Druzhba pipeline is primarily destined for the Slovnaft refinery in Bratislava
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