While Kallas prevents Europe, Fico weakens it on behalf of Putin (commentary of the editor -in -chief)

Robert Fico He wants his planned visit to Moscow to be talked aloud and a lot. Especially in Slovakia.

He wants to look about his plans to look with with Vladimir Putin to an exhibition of Russian military force, the one who kills women and children at Ukraineit also spoke instead of problems that they germinate again in his coalition. Instead of dissatisfaction with transactional tax. instead of Slinters and cubes. instead of his ways to Croatia.

Therefore, it is grateful to Kallas for the statement that « any participation in celebrations or tours 9th May in Moscow will not be taken lightly in the European Union, as Mask runs a full war in Europe ”.

Thanks to this challenge, he can reiterate that he is the sovereign prime minister of the sovereign country and he will go to Moscow, even if he was to follow a punishment.

Kallas, of course, could tell Fico that she is a sovereign and legitimate Commissioner of the Union for foreign relations and can resemble the values ​​of the Union in which Slovakia has voluntary membership.

And the citizens of Slovakia are really worth this membership.

According to March, a Eurobarometer survey, up to 80 percent of respondents from Slovakia said that the country benefits from membership, and 63 percent wants the EU to play a more important role in the protection of citizens from global crises and security risks.

Russia is a security risk, even though Fico does not perceive Putin as a threat and has long been providing propaganda services as an exhibit of a European politician who talks to war criminals.

Fico Kallas also recalled that « the year 2025, not 1939 ». It is the right observation and even the year 1939 is a useful parallel.

Nazi Germany was chasing that it needed a living space and the Versailles Treaty was unfair, as Russia today talks about Ukraine as an artificial state that historically belonged to Russia. Hitler claimed that the German minority is oppressed in many countries and focused on massive militarization.

After the Munich Agreement, Hitler tried how far he could go, as Putin today is trying to resist the international legal order.

Although the year 1939 is not written, the ghosts of the events that at that time resulted in an indescribable tragedy are floating over our heads. And it is necessary to remember what role the Slovak state played with its entire illusory sovereignty at that time.

Today Slovakia has its sovereignty real, and that is why Fico should not play with it according to its propaganda needs.

He wants his journey to Moscow to be perceived by his voters as a kind of heroism despite the EU threats. But his journey is a betrayal of the struggle in which the soldiers fell at that time, whose sacrifice he wants to honor.