Slovakia's Stance: No Military Aid for Ukraine

Slovakia's Prime Minister, Robert Fico, announced that the country will not provide further military financing to Ukraine, citing disbelief in a military resolution to the conflict with Russia. Speaking in Brussels, he confirmed Slovakia's refusal to participate in any military loans or aid from Slovak resources for Ukraine.

In a decisive stance, Slovakia has declared it will cease further financial support for Ukraine's military needs. Prime Minister Robert Fico voiced his country's position at a recent gathering in Brussels, firmly stating that Slovakia will not participate in military loans or provide funds from its resources.

Fico emphasized that Slovakia does not believe in a military solution to the conflict between Ukraine and Russia. This announcement is aligned with Slovakia's broader policy approach towards international military conflicts.

Slovakia's decision marks a significant development in European responses to the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, reflecting a call for alternative solutions beyond military engagement.

(With inputs from agencies.)