Why not instead build some solar farms? Or a nuclear reactor? Or some windmills? Slovakia had 3 years to do this. This was a planned thing.
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He said there was no risk of Slovakia itself suffering from gas shortages, as it had already made alternative arrangements.
This isn't about Slovakia's own gas supply. The article give some hints regarding Fico's motivations.
Wtf are the refugees supposed to do about it?
Putin has his claws into way too many world leaders.
So another country on the way to get cuts in the money they get from the EU, because support for Ukrainian refugees is not a national decision but a mandatory one running under an (unanimously agreed) EU directive.
After the attempted assassination of Robert Fico last year, world leaders -such as German chancellors Olaf Scholz, his Austrian counterpart Karl Nehammer, Hungary's Viktor Orban, and many others- rightfully condemned the cowardly act that has no place in a civilized world. And where are these critics now?