Slovak PM Fico says some in West seek war between Russia and NATO
Fico said failed efforts to defeat Moscow in Ukraine are pushing some leaders toward a NATO-Russia conflict, as he warned of wider war.
- 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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Western politicians want to provoke NATO war with Russia,
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that for more than four years, the West has been "adding fuel to the fire" in the Russian-Ukrainian war and is allegedly seeking to provoke a direct conflict between NATO and Russia. At the same time, he acknowledged that Russia started the war by...
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico Accuses the West of Seeking to Provoke War Between NATO and Russia
Long-time Slovak leader Robert Fico, who maintains warm relations with Russia and refuses to provide military assistance to Ukraine, has said that some Western politicians are seeking a conflict between NATO and Russia.
<p>Fizzo accused Western politicians of seeking to provoke a conflict between NATO and Russia Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fizzo accused Western politicians of seeking to provoke a NATO conflict with Russia. He stated that Slovakia will not participate in such a war.</p>
The Slovak Prime Minister had recently warned that the risk of an uncontrollable escalation with Russia "is as high as never."
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