The Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico, cynically believes that the US decision to allow Ukraine to strike Russian territory with long-range ATACMS missiles is allegedly "with the aim of disrupting peace negotiations."
Points of attention
- Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico accuses US President Joe Biden of disrupting peace talks in Ukraine by allowing Ukraine to strike Russian territory with long-range ATACMS missiles.
- Fico believes that the US decision could lead to the third world war and calls for the cessation of Western support to Kyiv in order to end the conflict.
- Fico instructs his Ministers of Foreign Affairs and Defense not to support the US decision, citing it as an unprecedented escalation of tensions.
- Fico rejects the notion that the European Union should solely bear the burden of supporting Ukraine and suggests that a reduction in US support could be a way to resolve the war.
- The accusations and stance taken by Fico highlight the complexities and challenges in the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, emphasizing the importance of diplomatic efforts to achieve peace.
Fiсo lashed out at Biden with accusations
Fiсo wrote under the appeal that those who support the decision of American President Joe Biden (permitting Ukraine to use ATACMS to strike targets in the Russian Federation — ed.) support the start of the third world war.
Fico believes that Biden authorized the use of ATACMS on Russian territory "with the express purpose of completely disrupting or delaying peace negotiations."
The Slovak Prime Minister instructed the Minister of Foreign Affairs of Slovakia Juraj Blanar and the Minister of Defense Robert Kaliniak not to support the decision of the USA in any international forum and in any way.
This is an unprecedented escalation of tensions, Fizo said.
He also expressed surprise at how quickly some European countries supported the US decision, and stated that for Slovakia, as Ukraine's neighbor, "it is extremely important that there be peace."
Those who want to see the continuation of the war in Ukraine are harming national and state interests.
Fiсo found a "way" to end Russia's war against Ukraine
For the war in Ukraine to end, the West must stop supporting Kyiv. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said this in an interview with STVR, commenting on Donald Trump's promise to stop the war in 24 hours.
According to Fitzo, Trump's promise to end the war within 24 hours is campaign rhetoric that is difficult to fulfill. According to the Slovak prime minister, a significant reduction in US support for Ukraine "would be a way to resolve" the war, because "the war will not end while the West massively supports Ukraine."
Fico also rejects the idea that the European Union should take on the entire burden of supporting Ukraine if the US refuses to help further.
