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Премьер-министр Словакии Фицо обвинил Запад в продолжении разжигания конфликта на Украине
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Премьер-министр Словакии Фицо обвинил Запад в продолжении разжигания конфликта на Украине

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Премьер-министр Словакии Роберт Фицо заявил, что Запад продолжает разжигать огонь под котлом войны на Украине, отказываясь признать ошибку в стратегии давления на Россию через военную помощь Киеву, отметив, что не гибнут солдаты стран НАТО.

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Премьер-министр Словакии Роберт Фицо выступил с заявлением о конфликте на Украине, критикуя западную стратегию поддержки Киева.

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Премьер-министр Словакии Роберт Фицо высказался о ситуации вокруг конфликта на Украине. Видеообращение Фицо опубликовано на его странице в Facebook (запрещенная в России соцсеть; принадлежит корпорации Meta, которая признана в РФ экстремистской и запрещена).

Фицо заявил, что Запад продолжает разжигать огонь под котлом войны. По его словам, стратегия оказать давление на Россию через помощь Украине потерпела крах.

«Запад отказывается признать ошибку и продолжает разжигать огонь под котлом войны, ведь не гибнут ни британские, ни немецкие, ни французские солдаты», — указал он.

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  • Какие конкретные действия Фицо предлагает вместо текущей западной политики?
  • Как отреагировали другие страны НАТО на заявление Фицо?

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