Good morning: Heger made a mistake, he had to travel to Kiev – SME.sk

Prime Minister Heger didn’t travel to Kiev, it was a mistake.https: //www.podbean.com/player-v2/? I = tcjny-11d414f-pb & from = pb6admin & share = 1 & download = 1 & rtl = 0 & fonts = Arial & skin = 1 & font-color = & btn- skin = 3 Images of the leaders of Poland, Slovenia and the Czech Republic traveling by train directly to Kiev traveled around the world to meet with President Volodymyr Zelensky. The Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger also received an invitation, but he did not travel with the leaders. According to the Government Office, security did not recommend it for security reasons. Article continues under video advertising Article continues under video advertising Was this his biggest mistake ever since he is prime minister? And what about other members of the government? How or did they not change during the war in Ukraine Zuzana Kovacic Hanzelova talks to SME commentator Peter Tkachenko. Sound sources: SME, ČT24, Facebook – We are family, Zuzana Čaputová, SmerPodporte Good morningPodcast Good morning is created thanks to the work of our colleagues, reporters and editors in the SME daily. If you want to support the search for facts and truth, the easiest way to do this is to buy an SME subscription at sme.sk/podcast. Now you can also support us by purchasing a podcast mug with a digital subscription. For those who already have a subscription, but only want a mug, we also have a mug without a subscription. You can find the entire offer at sme.sk/hrnceky. Brief summary of the reportUkrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky made an online speech before the US Congress. He likened the situation in Ukraine to the attack on Pearl Harbor or the 9/11 events. He asked Congress if there was “too much to ask” for a no-fly zone. “If it’s too much, Ukraine also needs many more anti-aircraft systems from the west.” sick or injured refugees were threatened by insufficient medical capacity in Slovakia, a system is in place to help other countries in Slovakia. Hungarians and Poles should help. Another nuclear fuel from Russia has arrived in Slovakia. The four Slovak nuclear power units in Jaslovské Bohunice and Mochovce thus have the nuclear fuel needed for their full performance for this year. Nuclear fuel is also for the third Mochov unit, which Slovakia should soon put into operation. We should have fuel for next year as well. For how long next year, the Minister of Economy Richard Sulík has not said. Slovakia is completely dependent on supplies from Russia. The revolution in Kiev’s Maidan Square was already eight years ago and it is good to remember what actually happened there. One can better understand why Ukrainians today are willing to die for their country. A good summary is offered by an older, but still current documentary about Maidan on Netflix – Winter on fire. Podcasts of the SMEV daily If you are interested in an advertising spot in podcasts or other cooperation, write to podcasty.inzercia @ sme.sk, we will send you a price offer.