In a significant policy shift, Slovakia has announced it will no longer supply arms from its stockpiles to Ukraine, citing a depleted arsenal. Foreign Minister Juraj Blanar confirmed this stance during discussions in Berlin, emphasizing continued humanitarian support and repair initiatives near the Ukrainian border. Meanwhile, Slovakia's newly elected government, led by Prime Minister Robert Fico, is challenging previous military aid decisions, declaring the delivery of MiG-29 fighter jets to Ukraine as "illegal." Join us as we analyze the implications of this shift, the evolving dynamics in Eastern Europe, and what it means for Slovakia's relationship with both Ukraine and Russia.
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