NY Times article shakes up agreement with US: Supposing rejection of suspicion, opposition talks about war with Russia – Topky.sk

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To the article from NY Times well-known foreign policy commentator and former presidential candidate Eduard Chmelár pointed out. The headline is rather serious: “The United States is considering supporting the uprising if Russia invades Ukraine.”

The hopscotch asks Nada and Heger for an explanation

Chmelár considers it inadmissible that this information has not yet resonated in Slovakia. “It is more than likely that these agreements were also made during Jaro Nada’s unusually long journey in the United States. I ask the Minister of Defense and the Prime Minister for an explanation. that the current state leadership wants to draw us, along with the American administration, into a geopolitical power struggle and a dirty war,“Opposition MP Ľuboš Blaha from Smer also expressed a similar opinion.”

An article in the foreign NY Times works with alternatives that President Joe Biden’s government could do if Russia’s attack on Ukraine was initiated. In this case, the Ukrainians would probably choose a partisan strategy. “The administration’s talks said this week said plans to help Ukrainian insurgents could include training in nearby NATO’s eastern wings: Poland, Romania and Slovakia, which could allow the insurgents to slip to Ukraine and leave it, “ it is written in the article.

Fico also noticed the article

The chairman of the opposition Smer-SD also points to the article. “So imagine how easy it will be to train a Ukrainian insurgent here, and then move him to Ukrainian territory without any problems to fight in a possible conflict,” said Robert Fico.

Remišova reacts to Fica

Deputy Prime Minister Veronika Remišová responds to Fico’s criticism of the agreement, arguing that during the direction of the Smer government, fighters worth 2 billion euros were purchased from the USA.

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Source: Facebook / Veronika Remišová

He refuses to think

Denník N in the context of published information, he also asked Naď questions on this topic. “There has been no discussion with Slovakia of any such possibility, which is allegedly mentioned by an unspecified source from the American administration, neither bilaterally nor multilaterally,” stated Nad.

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Source: Topky / Vlado Anjel

“Nowhere, in any bilateral or multilateral forum, has anything been dealt with, let alone agreed.” he added.

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