Robert Fico, the Slovak Prime Minister, threatened to veto an agreement concerning Ukraine unless the EU supports gas transit through Ukraine to Slovakia. After a summit, he decided not to veto, citing a general promise from EU member states. Political analyst Géza Tokár noted that Fico is trying to balance his position domestically while negotiating with various factions. He is seen as becoming more radical and distancing from the EU, partly due to personal grievances. Despite advocating for peace, Slovakia continues to sell arms to Ukraine, which is seen as beneficial for the country's economy. Teljes cikk (Index.hu)