The prime minister of Slovakia: Zelenskiy is a blackmailer and a beggar

According to Isna, Ukraine refused to renew its transit contract with Russia’s Gazprom after the end of 2024, and the flow of natural gas to some European Union countries, including Austria, Italy and Slovakia, was practically cut off. An action that has strained relations between Ukraine and Slovakia. Landlocked Slovakia depends on Russian gas to meet about 60% of its demand.

According to the report of Rasha Today, during a meeting of the Foreign Affairs Committee of his country’s Parliament, the Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fitsu, said: “I am not here to support Zelensky (President of Ukraine) and I admit that sometimes I get tired of him.”

Referring to this recent act of Ukraine and Kiev’s continuous request for help from the West, he said: “Zelensky is begging, blackmailing and asking for money in Europe. This act of his should be stopped.”

In a video message posted on Facebook earlier, Fitzsø said his party would consider cutting off electricity to neighboring Ukraine and reducing aid to Ukrainian refugees, and would demand an extension of the gas transmission contract or compensation for damages he said Slovakia had stopped. Russia’s gas flow has suffered.

Slovakia has announced its readiness to host peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, despite Kiev’s accusations that it supports Moscow.

Almost three years have passed since the war in Ukraine and there is still no prospect of peace in this country. Meanwhile, some Western countries, especially the United States of America, insist on sending financial and military aid to Kiev instead of focusing on diplomatic solutions to resolve this conflict, and on the other hand, Russia has repeatedly pointed out that the continuation of such a process is only It prolongs the war.

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