Slovak Minister Richard Takáč advised Prime Minister Robert Fico against traveling to Ukraine for negotiations due to safety concerns following threats from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
In a recent discussion, Slovak Agriculture Minister and Deputy Prime Minister Richard Takáč expressed serious concerns about Prime Minister Robert Fico's proposed visit to Ukraine to negotiate over the damaged Druzhba oil pipeline. Takáč cautioned that the tense political climate, highlighted by threats made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky towards Hungary's Prime Minister Orbán, could pose a danger to Fico. He warned that there are individuals in Ukraine who might consider resorting to violence against Fico due to his differing opinions regarding Ukraine's policies.
