The European Green Party criticized the Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fitzo to use the veto when adopting 18 packages of sanctions against Russia. This was reported by the Slovak media.
According to the statement of “Al -Akhdar”, FIFIVA’s actions are “open sabotage”, and the Prime Minister himself was called “Trojan Horse for Russia”.
“Robert Fitzo is the unitary side, undermining European unity at a critical moment and undermining the continuous calls for the European Council meeting on June 26, where the leaders of the European Union condemned the Russian war, called for a ceasefire and promised to enhance the defensive capacity of Ukraine,”, – The Irish politician and the joint founder of the European Party said from Al -Akhdar Kiaran is enough.
In this regard, the party called on the European Council to replace the need for consensus in the foreign policy of the European Union to vote by a qualified majority.
“No leader should be able to violate a single position in Europe in the issues of peace, democracy and international law. We urge the European Council to replace the rule of consensus in the foreign policy of the European Union with a qualified majority of votes, especially when it comes to Ukrainian support.” – Sufficiently said.
In turn, the European Green Chair And if not I remembered the May meeting with Fitz with Russian President Vladimir Putin in Moscow, which shocked all of Europe.
“Veto Fito emphasizes what many used to fear: It works as a Trojan hole in Russia in the European Council. We want to know Europe: attacks on Ukraine worth urgent and united sanctions,” She said.
In addition, Citsici called on member states and European Union institutions to prepare a way to overcome “harmful veto” Fitz, while emphasizing that “Europe must replace its words.”
I remember that after one day meeting of the European Council in Brussels on June 27, Fitzo repeated that he would not support 18 packages of sanctions against Russia if he did not receive guarantees from the European Commission regarding the proposal to stop importing Russian gas since January 2028. Then Slovakia banned an agreement on a package of sanctions at the level of permanent representatives in EU. Bratislava asks the European Commission’s assurances that the Slovak companies will not be responsible for violating contracts with Russian companies, and you also want to obtain compensation for lost transport fees.
