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Bratislava will not send more military assistance, as political parties against ...

The Slovakia government stopped assistance to Ukraine after the victory of the pro -Russian Fitzo - Politico

Bratislava will not send more military assistance, as political parties against such support from Kiev, journalists write. The Provisional Government of Slovakia has decided not to send more assistance to Ukraine after the victory of former Prime Minister Robert Fitzo, who has pro-Russian views. About it reports Politico. The report states that Bratislava will not send more military assistance, as political parties against such support.

They are negotiating for the formation of a new government after the elections of the past weekend. "The resignation government will not send more military materials to Ukraine," the government spokesman quoted. The Ministry of Defense of the country has previously considered the likelihood of supplying a new assistance package. The victory of the Left-Popalist Party of former Prime Minister Robert Fitzo changed the situation.

Representatives of political force promised to stop sending weapons to Ukraine, as well as to block the potential membership of Kyiv in NATO and oppose sanctions against Russia. Zuzana Chapotova, President of Slovakia, asked Fitzo to try to form a coalition government on Monday. He should do this until October 16. She believes that ignoring the position of Robert Fitzo Smer-SD, who won the parliamentary election, "would provoke an unfortunate precedent for the future.

" She opposed the provision of a new military assistance package to our country. The politician explained her decision to take into account the results of the parliamentary elections. We will remind, on October 2 analysts told how to affect the supply of power in Slovakia. They stated that the weapon supply situation may change after the corresponding victory of the SMER SD SMER Party in Parliament Elections.