Slovak Prime Minister Fico suggested striking Brussels with a missile in response to calls to allow Ukraine to carry out long-range strikes on Russia

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, in response to European politicians’ demands to allow Ukraine to strike Russian territory with long-range weapons, suggested launching a missile strike on Brussels.

A video of his statement was published by the SMER channel on YouTube.

“Some members of the European Parliament casually talk about medium- and long-range missiles like a spring breeze. Let’s imagine one of those missiles hitting a few fountains in Brussels? Maybe then they would understand what this is really about,” Fico said.

Yesterday, Fico accused the West of prolonging the war in Ukraine. In his opinion, the West wants to “bring the Russians to their knees” and “supports the killing of Slavs.” He believes that the current war between Moscow and Kyiv is a “military conflict where Slavs are being killed, and Europe is supporting this killing.”

Previously, Fico had claimed that “Nazi troops” were fighting in Ukraine, and that the international community was ignoring this.

“We all talk about fascism and Nazism, yet silently tolerate the fact that troops in Ukraine carry very clear symbols associated with movements that we today consider dangerous and banned. Since this is a geopolitical battle, nobody cares,” Fico said.