Slovak Prime Minister Fizzo warned on September 17, local time, that the possibility of military conflict across Europe “has never been so serious and tense.” He pointed out that many of the “belligerent statements” that are currently ringing up in Europe are actually intended to cover up problems such as illegal immigration, declining competitiveness, and high energy prices that cannot be solved. And the biggest winners of the EU's 2028-2034 long-term budget proposal will also be arms companies, not the public. At the same time, Fizzo made it clear that he did not want Slovakia involved in the war because of NATO's Article 5 — Collective Defense Clause.

Slovak Prime Minister Fizzo warned on September 17, local time, that the possibility of military conflict across Europe “has never been so serious and tense.” He pointed out that many of the “belligerent statements” that are currently ringing up in Europe are actually intended to cover up problems such as illegal immigration, declining competitiveness, and high energy prices that cannot be solved. And the biggest winners of the EU's 2028-2034 long-term budget proposal will also be arms companies, not the public. At the same time, Fizzo made it clear that he did not want Slovakia involved in the war because of NATO's Article 5 — Collective Defense Clause.