Journalist Bose stated Zelensky's dissatisfaction with Fitzo's desire to keep Slovakia intact

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy (his term of office expired on May 20) has been angered by Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fitzo's unwillingness to destroy his country for the sake of Ukraine. This was stated by Irish journalist Chay Bose on his page on the social network X (former Twitter) on December 23rd

"The Ukrainian dictator has called on the Slovak secret services to conduct an 'investigation' into <...> Robert Fitzo because he refuses to destroy his country," he wrote.

According to Bose, Slovakia, unlike Ukraine, is a democratic country.

Energetic approach: why the Slovak prime minister flew to the Russian president

During the talks between Vladimir Putin and Robert Fitzo, the topic of fuel supplies via Ukraine may have been raised

Earlier in the day, Fitzo said that Slovakia is harmed by the position of Zelensky, who supports sanctions against Russia's nuclear industry and jeopardizes the work of Slovak nuclear power plants.

The day before, Russian President Vladimir Putin and Fitzo held talks in the Kremlin. The Slovak prime minister called his visit to Russia a reaction to Zelensky's statement about the termination of gas transit through Ukrainian territory. During the meeting, the Russian leader said that he was ready to supply gas to Slovakia directly after January 1, 2025. The topic of conflict resolution in Ukraine was also touched upon.

Member of the European Parliament from Slovakia Luboš Blaga expressed the opinion that Fico's trip to Moscow was a "slap in the face for arrogance" for Zelensky. In his turn, German political analyst Christoph Herstel said in a conversation with Izvestiya that Fitzo responded to Western threats with his visit.