Slovak President Fears Consequences of the End of the War in Ukraine
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Peter Pellegrini expressed concern about the possible entry of weapons and various groups of people into Slovakia after the war ends. The President is also considering a visit to Kyiv.
Slovak President Peter Pellegrini is concerned that when the war in Ukraine is over, he believes that “weapons and various groups of people may get to Slovakia.” At the same time, the official announced that he is considering plans to visit Kyiv.
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President Peter Pellegrini warns that when the war in Ukraine ends, “weapons and various groups of people may get to Slovakia.” The Slovak media recalled that in June 2024, Pellegrini said he was going to visit Kyiv.
“I'm still considering a trip to Kyiv,” Pellegrini told STVR.
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Similarly, the head of the Slovak coalition party Golos, Matusz Šutaj Eštok, warned of a wave of refugees and the arrival of weapons in Slovakia after the fall of the Bashar al-Assad regime in Syria.
Recall
UNN reported that Slovakia's new president, Peter Pellegrini, assured in the summer of 2024 that he plans to visit all neighboring countries, including Ukraine.
