Fico says Slovakia could withhold Ukraine aid over halted gas supply
- Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico has threatened to halt humanitarian aid to Ukraine due to a gas transit deal not being extended, stating the government is considering measures if no solution is found.
- Fico stated that the halt to Ukraine transit would cost Slovakia €500 million in transit fees and €1 billion in higher gas prices.
- Fico criticized Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy for ending chances of a deal at an EU summit and has shifted Slovakia's foreign policy towards the east.
- EU Commissioner for Energy Dan Jorgensen described the meeting with Fico as a good and open discussion on the energy situation and the implications of the end of the transit of Russian gas via Ukraine.
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