President of Slovakia: We need to look for peaceful solutions for a just peace on Ukraine's terms
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Peter Pellegrini supports Ukraine and its territorial integrity. He hopes that Russia will participate in the next Peace Summit, but emphasizes the need for a just peace on Ukraine's terms.
Slovak President Peter Pellegrini said that peaceful solutions should be sought for a just peace in Ukraine on Ukraine's terms. He also hopes that Russia will join the Second Peace Summit. He said this during the Crimean Platform summit, an UNN correspondent reports.
"Dear President Zelenskyy, dear Ukrainians, the consequences of the illegal annexation of Crimea and the aggressive war against Ukraine extend far beyond Ukraine and Europe. Russia's attack on Ukraine has dealt a heavy blow to the universal principles of international relations...Slovakia supports Ukraine and its people in their right to defend their country and restore their territorial integrity within internationally recognized borders...We need to seek peaceful solutions for a just peace in Ukraine on Ukraine's terms," Pellegrini said.
Pellegrini expressed hope that the second Peace Summit will involve Russia.
"I hope that the next Peace Summit in Ukraine will also involve Russia and other global players," he said.
Addendum
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has made a new scandalous statement about Ukraine and "dangerous formations," alluding to "Nazi troops.
Bloomberg reportedthat the European Commission may cut off funding to Slovakia for violating democratic norms.