Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fitzo expressed serious fears about the "Victory Plan" of President of Ukraine Volodymyr Zelensky, noting that its implementation can provoke the Third World War. These comments were made after the European Union summit in Brussels, which discussed security issues in the context of a long -lasting war in Ukraine.
Fitzo doubts that Ukraine's membership in NATO is a good idea. He believes that NATO membership, which is one of Zelensky's "Victory Plan" points, may allegedly provoke the Third World War.
According to him, this is a contradictory plan, so the European Council has not taken a clear position on this document.
The head of the Slovak government stated that he did not like proposals, which, in his opinion, provoke open debate, such as the entry of Ukraine to NATO or the supply of medium -range missiles capable of striking targets in the Russian territory.
