Pellegrini Warns of Escalation: Armament Will Not Ease Tensions, Says President
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VYŠNÝ KOMÁRNIK - In his speech at the celebrations of the 82nd anniversary of the Carpathian-Dukla operation, Slovak President Peter Pellegrini pointed out that increasing armaments and escalating various provocations is not the way to ease tensions, but to further escalate them. He also emphasized the war in Ukraine, during which, according to him, tens of thousands of young boys of the same age as many of their ancestors fell on Dukla will die…
In his speech at the celebrations of the 82nd anniversary of the Carpathian-Dukla Operation, Slovak President Peter Pellegrini pointed out that increasing armaments and escalating various provocations is not the way to ease tensions, but to further escalate them.
At the Dukla celebrations, Pellegrini compared the tense atmosphere between NATO and Russia to the times before major wars and appealed for Europe to once again focus on diplomacy and peace.
In his speech at the celebrations of the 82nd anniversary of the Carpathian-Dukla operation, President Peter Pellegrini pointed out that increasing armaments and escalating various provocations is not the way to ease tensions, but to further escalate them. He also highlighted the war in Ukraine, during which, according to...
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