Tough nut for the GOVERNMENT: It solves the security of Slovakia! The problem is fighters and air defense – Topky.sk

According to Defense Minister Jaroslav Naď, Russia, formerly the Soviet Union, has been doing nothing else since 1948, but is only threatening. “If they don’t like something, then they still carry out war conflicts,” he said. He also commented on the S-300 system. “We will not take into account any threats from warlords from Moscow in our decision-making.” Load new news Updated 12:12 With the current scale of the refugee crisis, the state must take over the main part of coordination, administration and services. This was stated by the Government Plenipotentiary for the Development of Civil Society Filip Vagač. According to him, the gradual relieving of charity and voluntary organizations from providing services to refugees must be seen positively. “From what I had the opportunity to find out and verify, I see behind the steps of state authorities and especially the Ministry of the Interior of the Slovak Republic the effort to reduce the onslaught at the state border, transfer the burden of administration and basic services to selected hotspots deeper inland and set up assistance so that it is systematic sustainable and financially secured by the state, “said the government’s representative. As Vagač explained, it is not in the state’s interest to push charities and church organizations out of help. To deal with the onslaught of refugees, the system must be set up to operate efficiently and in the long term. Therefore, it must include the state with its capacities and possibilities, self-government, as well as civil society. It emphasizes the importance of setting up mutual cooperation between these components. He reiterated the work of charities and church organizations, as well as thousands of volunteers who have been helping Slovakia cope with the refugee crisis since the first day of the Russian invasion of Ukraine. Updated 12:00 On Wednesday, the government approved an increase in payments for state policyholders this year in the amount of 100 million euros, as well as an increase in the share capital of the state General Health Insurance Company (VšZP). The co-financing of health care in this way was announced on Tuesday by the Ministers of Finance and Health Igor Matovič and Vladimír Lengvarský. Photo gallery (4) Source: Topky / Vlado Anjel An additional 365 million euros are to come to healthcare this year. In addition to the measures approved by the government, another 145 million euros is to bring higher premiums. According to Lengvarský, co-financing should also solve the dissatisfaction of health care providers who threaten to terminate contracts with health insurance companies. VšZP’s share capital will be increased in the form of a cash contribution through state financial assets. “The reason for the increase in VšZP’s share capital is to compensate for the negative effects that were unpredictable outside the scope of VšZP’s influence and at the same time have a significant negative impact on VšZP’s finances,” the ministry said. Updated 11:35 The government approved a regulation on the professionalism of health professionals and their education At its meeting on Wednesday, the government approved a proposal to amend the government regulation on the professional competence to perform the medical profession and the education of health professionals. Among other things, it aims to make the entry of health professionals into the healthcare system more efficient. The change in the implementing regulation responds to the amendment to the Health Providers Act. “The purpose of the proposed amendment is to streamline the entry of health professionals in the health professions psychologist, speech therapist, medical pedagogue, physicist and laboratory diagnostician into the health care system. in the submission report. Updated 10:32 The state of defense infrastructure according to Naďa is not good. “We’ll see what happens in the end, but I believe most of it,” Nad said. As he reminded, he will soon submit to the government a plan to procure 8×8 armored combat vehicles, and later also track technology. A replacement for the 70-year-old “vetries” is also being sought. Other projects of the department include the procurement of drone technology, small arms and training aircraft, which would reduce the cost of training for F-16 fighters. Updated 10:16 “The use of weapons of mass destruction is an absolute waste, an absolute cesspool. We have seen that they have already been used in Syria and I firmly believe that they will not be used in Ukraine, but given the madness that the Russian regime is doing in Ukraine today, nothing surprised me anymore, “he said. Updated 10:15 Hope is doing everything to ensure that our airspace is secured other than through MIGs until the F-16 arrives. We currently have less than ten qualified pilots. Photo gallery (4) Source: Topky / Vlado Anjel Updated 10:10 “Pilot training was stopped in the last election period,” Naď said at the address of MIG pilot training. “I thought it was unintended,” he said. “They agreed on the acquisition of the F-16 and said that the number of pilots on the MIGs is sufficient, but today the problem is not only with the technology, as in the case of the S-300, we cannot modernize, service and do not know what sustainability would be and we have a problem. also with pilots. ” Only Ukraine and Russia can currently service them. Photo gallery (4) Source: Topky / Vlado Anjel Updated 10:07 International law should apply to the flat rate. “As Russia withdraws its forces from Ukraine, we will not even consider moving the S-300 to Ukraine,” Defense Minister Nadi said. Updated 10:03 Minister of Defense Jaroslav Naď stated before the government meeting that 60 projects for the modernization of the armed forces are currently underway. “I cannot accept that we will procure a vehicle that does not have sufficient ballistic protection,” he said of one of the transporters’ projects, which is due to come to the government meeting soon. The government will negotiate economic relations and diplomacy or EU-LAC membership In order for Slovakia to achieve economic growth based on creating quality and sustainable jobs and increase the competitiveness of the economy in international comparison, it must ensure the inflow of foreign investment with higher added value, diversify its foreign trade territories , improve the use of pro – export policy instruments or increase the efficiency of economic diplomacy. This follows from the concept of external economic relations and economic diplomacy of the Slovak Republic for the period 2022 – 2030, which will be discussed by the government on Wednesday. The cabinet of Eduard Heger (OĽANO) will also deal with the sale of land managed by the Railways of the Slovak Republic for the benefit of ŽP EKO QELET. The price for 9,161 square meters of land in the area of ​​the former container transshipment yard between Šuranská Street in Nitra and the railway line is 1.07 million euros with value added tax (VAT). At Wednesday’s meeting, the ministers are also to approve Slovakia’s membership in the international foundation EU – Latin America and the Caribbean (EU-LAC), within which the Slovak Republic has had observer status so far. As a full member, Slovakia is to contribute to the functioning of the foundation with a voluntary financial contribution of 10,000 euros. Founded in 2010, the international organization aims to contribute to strengthening relations between the EU and the Community of Latin American and Caribbean States (CELAC).