Slovak Premier Fico Says Ukraine Should Have Signed Peace Deal in 2022
Robert Fico claims Kyiv's rejection of a 2022 peace offer was a mistake and accuses the West of escalating the conflict.
Slovak Premier Robert Fico said Ukraine made an error by not signing a peace agreement in 2022, according to TASS. Fico did not specify which agreement he was referencing or provide details of any formal offer.
Fico also stated that the West has been "pouring oil on the flames of the conflict in Ukraine" and described the possibility of a larger conflict between Russia and NATO as a "mortal danger," the Russian state news agency reported.
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