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Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger told what fate awaits his country if Ukraine loses to Russia. He announced this at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
Eduard Heger believes that Ukraine should win the war started by Russia by attacking the country.
“If Ukraine fails, Slovakia will be next,” said Prime Minister Eduard Heger.
In addition, he criticized the members of the European Union for relying too heavily on Russian energy. He also called on the leaders to “stop compromising” their principles in relations with Russia.
In fact, we have been exchanging our values for too long for cheap gas and oil. Compromise with Putin sparked a war in Ukraine, said Eduard Heger.
“Aggressive war, people are dying. Ukrainians are shedding their own blood for our values, so we don't need that,” Heger added.
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