of that european movement, which would probably include viktor 0rban in hungary, prime minister robert fico are fed up with domination, as they see it, from brussels, who want a new europe, defined by nation states with the power and the right to pursue their own agenda, even if it conflicts with the so—called values of the european union — are you with them? no, we are not with them. we are in a different group, as you know. they founded another group in the parliament. but you... we are ecr... when the european parliament recently took a vote on whether to continue sanctioning hungary, you supported 0rban against... against the system... 0k. ..against the society. it's a full gesture of rebellion. nothing more than this. let's then talk about italy's positioning in europe and the wider world under brothers of italy government here in rome. do you see yourselves as part of that european movement, which would probably include viktor 0rban in hungary, prime minister robert fico of slovakia, and others who are fed up with domination, as they see it, from brussels, who want a new europe, defin

of that european movement, which would probably include viktor 0rban in hungary, prime minister robert ficohers who are fed up with domination, as they see it, from brussels, who want a new europe, defined by nation states with the power and the right to pursue their own agenda, even if it conflicts with the so—called values of the european union — are you with them? no, we are not with them. we are in a different group, as you know. they founded another group in the parliament. but you... we are ecr... when the european parliament recently took a vote on whether to continue sanctioning hungary, you supported 0rban against... yes. yes, yes, yes. why? yes. because i think that it's a big mistake, uh, demonising viktor 0rban and, um, uh, pushing him, uh, in the hands of putin. i think this was a big mistake. i defend the original idea of europe. listen, the original idea of europe is not a superstate, a european superstate. the original idea of europe is a confederal system, an alliance of nations that are together for doing few things, but very important. not exactly what's happening in the

that is, he had a very large detachment, several thousand people, the prime minister of slovakia robert ficodelegations of young people from russia and belarus to the memorial celebrations, these are the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the heroes who liberated czechoslovakia, i great-granddaughter of murzin dayana boyanovic. he was a partisan, he was at a certain point in time, he led the jan zishka detachment, here he has more than 86 medals, awards, orders. robert fitz also invited a delegation of ukrainian youth, but they did not come to bratislava. the prime minister, speaking to guests from russia, told them that he would accept an invitation to moscow to celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the victory. unlike all. other european leaders, take at least macron of normandy on the anniversary of the events associated with the defeat nazi germany, the prime minister of slovakia robert fica was not afraid to invite a russian delegation and russian journalists to his country to his residence. in 1938, britain, germany, italy and france became participants in the munich agreement.

robert fico in slovakia is the same.y is moving away from assisting ukraine. you've got a big problem here, haven't you? well, i don't think it's something that comes as a surprise to ukraine. we have calculated that we're having around 20 different elections in 202a and �*25 around europe and on the other side of the. ..of the atlantic. so it's nothing that comes as a surprise to ukraine. that's why it's twice more important for us to keep the unity and a strong decision—making process concentrated on multilateral platforms like nato, like eu, like g7, and we have already made a number of progress on that. so we have the decision that the nato membership of ukraine is irreversible, which really complicates any other, you know, discussions in that regard. we have a commitment of a0 billion in military support granted at the level of at least 30, er...32 nato allies. and we also have a decision of the g7 on the 50 billion in financial and military support of ukraine. so that secures a lot our ability to survive throughout

sanctions are imposed on him there, now his closest friend is slovakia, where there is prime minister robert fico political views as viktor orbán, and somewhere about as offended by the european union and wants some political ones for himself, well, he has some big political ambitions, but... in that, in this case, he is a little more cautious than orbán, at least in his statements, and somewhere really worth watching , that the government in slovakia, it is better to look at the actions they do than at the statements they make there, in order to be closer to orbán there, for example, and how will this confrontation between budapest and warsaw end? warsaw is now claiming the role of such a leader. in the european orbán's union is not satisfied with this situation, but it will not be a conflict directly between poland and hungary, it is a conflict at the level of the european union, because poland is part of it and supports these interests, and the body continues to walk on such a border, but in the end, under pressure he is forced to meet, first of all, it is some kind of economic pressure, becau

his detachment was very big, there are several thousand people, the prime minister of slovakia robert ficoions of youth from russia and belarus to the memorial celebrations, these are the grandchildren and great-grandchildren of the heroes who liberated czechoslovakia, i am the great-granddaughter of murzin dayan bayanovich. he was a partisan, he was a member of the jan zishka detachment for a certain period, he has more than 86 medals, awards, orders, his great-grandfather tsarigradsky mikhail semenovich, a paratrooper, a colonel, during the liberation of slovakia, he managed the airport three oaks, my great-grandfather yashkov. akady andreevich, he participated in the liberation of czechoslovakia as part of the fourth ukrainian front, was a driver and a mechanic. robert fica also invited a delegation of ukrainian youth, but they did not come to bratislava. the prime minister, speaking to guests from russia, told them that he would accept an invitation to moscow to celebrate the eightieth anniversary of the victory. unlike all other european leaders, take at least macron normandy on the a