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Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico said his government will not prevent arms sales from Slovak companies to Ukraine, the Slovak news outlet Dennik N reported on Nov. 6.
Key developments on Oct. 26: White House: Russia endures heavy losses near Avdiivka, suffers from low morale US announces $150 million aid package for Ukraine Infrastructure Minister denies suspension of Ukrainian Black Sea corridor New Slovak PM Robert Fico rules out military aid for Ukraine Hamas delegation visits Moscow Danilov: Ukraine to increase domestic ammunition production U.S. National Security Council spokesperson John Kirby said that according to Washington's assessments, Russia is suffering significant losses and experiencing low morale due to its attacks on Avdiivka, Europea...
Orban, "for the time being," rejected the planned 50 billion euros ($53 billion) aid package for Kyiv, and Fico named corruption in Ukraine as a potential challenge to future support, Euroactiv said.
Slovakia's newly-appointed Prime Minister Robert Fico said his country would no longer send arms to Ukraine and vowed to promote this stance also on the European level, the Guardian reported on Oct. 26.
Fico's SMER, which came first in the Sep. 30 parliamentary elections with 22.9% of the vote, formed a new cabinet together with the social-democratic HLAS (Voice) party and the ultranationalist Slovak National Party (SNS).