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BRATISLAVA (dpa-AFX) - Die Slowakei droht, geplante neue EU-Sanktionen gegen Russland mit einem Veto zu blockieren. Der linksnationale Ministerpräsident Robert Fico schrieb am Dienstagabend auf seiner Facebook-Seite: "Die Slowakische Republik unterstützt ......

Putin Meeting Was Response To Zelensky's Gas Threats, Slovakia's Fico Says Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico made a surprise visit to Moscow on Sunday for a meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin. Slovakia is both a NATO and European Union member, making the visit rare and controversial. Fico, who survived an assassination attempt on May 15 of this year, has been blasted by European leaders as cozying up to Putin. But Fico in response has proclaimed that Putin has been "wrongly demonized" by the West. He also characterized the Moscow visit as about defending Slovakia's sovereignty and energy security. "Top EU officials were informed about my journey and its purpose... on Friday," Fico announced on Facebook amid the backlash over his trip. The Kremlin side has revealed scant details of the discussion, only saying that Putin met with him on a "working visit". Kremlin pool/EPA/EFE But Fico, never one to back down from controversy and criticism, has offer...

Slovakia expels two for suspected monitoring of energy targets, including gas pipeline Dec 2 (Reuters) - Slovakia expelled two men suspected of monitoring energy infrastructure targets including along a major pipeline carrying gas from Ukraine, and Interior Minister Matus Sutaj Estok said on Monday security services had dismantled a rogue cell. The men were deported to Ukraine and Hungary, Sutaj Estok said in a video on Facebook....

Slovakia's Fico Blames Assassination Attempt On 'Hateful' Opposition & Its International Backers This week Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico appeared in a video message while still recovering from the May 15 assassination attempt which saw him shot multiple times at close range in broad daylight. In the video originally published to Facebook, he uttered his first official televised statements since the ordeal which very nearly took his life. The video was recorded at his home in Bratislava, which suggests he's nearly made a full recovery and is quickly returning to political life in the country's top office. He said he has forgiven his attacker, identified officially by authorities as 71-year-old "Juraj C", who had been tackled to the ground and immediately taken into custody after the shots rang out. But Fico used the opportunity to put the opposition on notice, saying the shooter was an "activist of the Slovak opposition." In the searing remarks, Fico called the man a "messenger of t...