Slovakia Dared to Defend Itself Against Russia. It Is Bothered by the Exhibition in Bratislava
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The Slovak Foreign Ministry, led by Juraj Blanár (Směr), took an unusually disapproving tone when it protested against an exhibition at the Bratislava Russian Center for Science and Culture, where the occupied Ukrainian peninsula of Crimea is marked as Russian territory. Slovak diplomacy called it unacceptable that the Russian side is presenting something that Slovakia considers a violation of international law.
We support the sovereignty and territorial integrity of Ukraine within its internationally recognized borders, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs emphasized on the sidelines of the exhibition.
An exhibition is taking place in Bratislava that our diplomats have strongly condemned. Find out why they say the project grossly violates international law.
The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs (MZVEZ) of the Slovak Republic does not agree with the presentation and information published as part of the exhibition at the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Bratislava entitled "Crimean Gold: Civilized Europe Plunders Russian Treasures". According to it, the exhibition denies the basic principles of international law.
The Foreign Ministry rejects a presentation on Crimean gold at the Russian Center in Bratislava, claiming the exhibition legitimizes Russia's annexation of Crimea and undermines international law.
BRATISLAVA - An exhibition at the Russian Center for Science and Culture in Bratislava has provoked a sharp reaction from the Slovak Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Juraj Blanár's department distances itself from the information presented and rejects the way the exhibition deals with the topic of Crimea and cultural heritage. According to the ministry, it is unacceptable to publicly advocate the seizure of the territory of a sovereign state by forc…
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