The Czech analyst made a shocking prediction: Slovakia will come after Ukraine! – Topky.sk

VIDEO The depopulated city of Bucha in the Kiev region of Ukraine after the Russian invasion

From night to morning, the world woke up to war. Russia has attacked Ukraine, where the Russian-Ukrainian conflict has been going on for several weeks and is currently trying to gain several strategic territories, including the airport in the capital Kiev and the Chernobyl nuclear power plant, where a catastrophe in the form of an explosion took place in April 1986. of the fourth reactor. However, Ukrainian President Volodimyr Zelenský briefly announced that the Russians had managed to win the battle for the airport. The actions of Russian President Vladimir Putin have been condemned by the whole world and they are talking about huge consequences in the form of severe and devastating sanctions against Russia. NATO has decided to strengthen the alliance’s eastern borders, where it will send troops. And even to Slovakia.

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Consequences of Russian shelling in Kiev
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However, the West is talking about the supply of weapons to Ukraine or material aid, to which Slovakia is also going to commit. However, according to security analyst and adviser to Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala Tomáš Pojar, NATO is not planning such steps. However, he raises his finger at Putin’s words that he is ready to go to war, and we should take it seriously. “It was clear from the beginning that NATO troops would not enter the territory of Ukraine, that they would defend only the territories of the alliance member states. We must keep our fingers crossed for Ukraine to shoot down as many Russian tanks and planes as possible. At the moment, Ukrainians are fighting for their freedom and independence. There are Ukrainians who need to show their will to defend themselves. Unfortunately, it’s up to them. ” pointed out Pojar for novinky.cz with the proviso that this is how it is in wars. The only thing we can do so far is to give them maximum support, not only humanitarian but also economic and in the long term. According to Pojar, Russia is trying to bring Ukraine to its knees, and we must try so hard to help Ukraine not to buy it.

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He also pointed out that Russia would want to expand further, as Putin himself said in his television speech. “Russia wants a complete reversal in Europe. He wants to redraw the security system in Europe. Vladimir Putin wants to restore the Soviet Union, which would be called the Russian Federation. He does everything for it. We have to take him seriously. I firmly hope that he will not succeed. “ Pojar said. He made it clear that we should therefore protect and strengthen the borders of NATO and the European Union and be grateful that we are members of them. Because the countries that haven’t gotten there yet are worse off. However, especially those that were part of the Soviet bloc in the past and lie on the Russian periphery, because that is what Putin claims.

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He added that the Czech Republic is not in any risk at the moment, and even if Putin finally controlled the whole of Ukraine, he would first look beyond the borders. However, which is not good news for Slovakia, because they would be on the scale. “Russia is the soul of the empire and it must expand. When it stops stretching, it ends. There will always be pressure and instability on Russia’s borders with the rest of Europe. It is in our interest that the borders are firm and that he does not dare to cross them at all. “ he warned that a new Cold War was beginning on this day. It will allegedly not be the same as the previous one, but it will be very similar. But we didn’t want it, and we didn’t want a hot war. However, Europe has changed today and there will be significantly fewer contacts between Russia and Europe from all possible spheres.

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People in Kiev are standing in traffic jams to the west of the country
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The Czech analyst made a shocking prediction: Slovakia will come after Ukraine!