The Russian ambassador called Fico's speech at the memorial to the victims of the Slavin war heartwarming.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico's speech at the flower-laying ceremony at the memorial to the victims of the Slavin war was "heartfelt." This was announced on April 4 by the Russian Ambassador to the republic Igor Bratchikov.

"Hundreds of people who came from Bratislava, who came from other cities, they, in fact, reflected their thoughts or their thoughts were reflected by the prime minister. This is very, very important, it is valuable," he said.

According to Bratchikov, he is very impressed by the event. He added that Fico was able to find such words that found "a response in the souls of those people who came here at the call of the soul."

"In Slovakia, the memory of Soviet soldiers is preserved very carefully"

Natalia Balanova, a member of the Coordinating Council of Russian Compatriots, speaks about historical memory, monument protection and cases of vandalism.

Earlier in the day, Fico told Izvestia that all events that tell the truth about World War II should be supported by the Slovak government.