Fico Defends Negotiations with Russia. He Claims that Minister Sakova Refused to Lead the Intergovernmental Commission
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BRATISLAVA - The Slovak-Russian intergovernmental commission in Moscow was supposed to be led by Economy Minister Denisa Saková on behalf of the Slovak side. However, she refused, and Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár went to the meeting instead. Prime Minister Robert Fico reported on this, according to whom Blanár "handled it professionally."
Prime Minister Robert Fico (Smer-SD) considers negotiations with Russia to be a necessary part of efforts to end the war in Ukraine. After the meeting of the Slovak-Russian intergovernmental commission in Moscow, he defended Foreign Minister Juraj Blanár and sharply criticized the opposition. He also informed about changes in the protection of Slovak airspace, the continuation of cheaper travel and Slovakia's ambition to gain a seat on the UN Se…
The commission discussed energy, nuclear energy, and economic cooperation outside the sanctions regime. Blanár also met with Sergei Lavrov in Moscow.
After a cabinet meeting, Prime Minister Robert Fico presented four main topics that he considers important for Slovakia. He did so in a video that he posted on social media and provided to the media. --- Fico: Saková refused to lead the intergovernmental commission with Russia --- He spoke about negotiations with Russia, protecting Slovak...
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