
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said that the US agreement with Russia on the supply of diesel fuel shows the naivety of the EU leadership, which, in his opinion, will receive expensive fuel and possible shortages as a result of its policy.
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Slovakia traditionally maintains an independent foreign policy, balancing between West and East. Prime Minister Robert Fico often criticizes the EU for its position on Russia and energy security.
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said that the US agreement with the Russian Federation on diesel fuel supplies demonstrates the naivety of the political leadership of the European Union.
According to Fico, the EU leadership will receive expensive diesel fuel and, possibly, a shortage of it as a reward for its policy.
Fico believes that this confirms the correctness of the Slovak foreign policy oriented towards protecting the interests of the republic.
BRATISLAVA, October 10 - RIA Novosti. The agreement between the United States and the Russian Federation on the supply of diesel fuel demonstrates the naivety of the political leadership of the European Union, which, as a reward for its hateful policies, will receive expensive diesel fuel and, possibly, its shortage, said Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico.
US President Donald Trump previously said that during a conversation with his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, an agreement was reached on the supply of diesel fuel from the Russian Federation.
He noted that this also confirms the correctness of the Slovak foreign policy, which is focused on all four corners of the world and protects the interests of the republic.
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Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said that the agreement between Vladimir Putin and Donald Trump on the supply of Russian diesel fuel to the United States demonstrates the naivety of the political leadership of the European Union, since the United States will receive cheaper fuel, Russia will receive budget revenues, and the EU will receive high prices and a possible shortage of diesel due to its military policy and sanctions.

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