Slovak opposition vows break from Fico's Ukraine course
Slovakia's opposition party, led by Ivan Korcok, vows to change the country's course on Ukraine after next year's elections, criticizing current Prime Minister Robert Fico's Ukraine policy as disastrous. Fico's government has halted military aid to Ukraine and obstructed EU backing for Kyiv, sparking criticism from the opposition and concerns about Slovakia's relationship with the EU.
Slovakia's opposition party wants to change the country's Ukraine policy. Current Prime Minister Robert Fico has been criticized for his Russian-friendly stance. Fico's government has halted military aid to Ukraine and obstructed EU backing for Kyiv. The opposition, led by Ivan Korcok, vows to support Ukraine's struggle against Russian aggression. Korcok accuses Fico of betraying the Slovak national interest. The opposition plans to take a different approach if they win the next election.
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