Bratislava earlier opted out of the €90 billion joint debt loan package for Ukraine approved by the bloc last month
Slovakia won’t participate in any EU loans for Ukraine, including the €90 billion ($106 billion) joint debt package approved by Brussels last month, Prime Minister Robert Fico has said.
Slovakia, Hungary, and the Czech Republic had earlier opted out of servicing the loan, citing financial risks. In a video address on Facebook on Sunday, Fico reiterated that his government would not take part in either the current package or any future ones.
“It is well known that I refused to support the €90 billion war loan for Ukraine. I have…
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