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Slovak PM Fico says some in West seek war between Russia and NATO
Fico said 1 failed strategy against Moscow is pushing Europe toward war and that Slovakia will not send soldiers under a fabricated pretext.
- On Saturday, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico accused some Western politicians of seeking conflict between NATO and Russia, claiming their strategy to defeat Moscow in Ukraine has "failed."
- Longtime Slovak leader Fico maintains warm relations with Russia and refuses military aid for Ukraine, arguing Western support only "pour fuel on the fire" without achieving results.
- "Certain war hawks within NATO are trying, at any cost, to turn this war into a conflict between Russia and NATO," Fico claimed, warning "we face a mortal danger."
- Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk warned Thursday that Russia plans hybrid drone and missile attacks against countries supporting Ukraine, while French President Emmanuel Macron cited intensifying Russian aggression on Friday.
- Earlier this week, Fico stated he wants to prevent Slovakia from becoming part of an armed conflict, reiterating that Slovakia will not send soldiers to fight even if a pretext arises.
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·Marousi, Greece
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Robert Fitzo stated that some Western politicians were allegedly trying to provoke a war between NATO and Russia, and excluded Slovakia's involvement in such a conflict.
·Kyiv, Ukraine
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Slovak PM Fico says some in West seek war between Russia and NATO
·London, United Kingdom
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ROBERT Fico claims that some in the West desire a direct conflict between NATO and Russia after the failed strategy of crushing Moscow in the war in Ukraine.
·Zagreb, Croatia
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