The Prime Minister of Slovakia strongly opposes the decision of the United States.

Jinshi data, November 19th, for the United States and other countries, the media reported that the “U.S. government has authorized Ukraine to use U.S.-provided long-range weapons to strike targets within Russia.” Fizo, the Prime Minister of Slovakia, a member of NATO and the European Union, strongly opposed this on November 18th, calling it an “unprecedented escalation of tension,” and that the purpose of the U.S. decision is to “completely disrupt or latency peace talks.” Fizo said he had clearly instructed the Slovak Foreign Minister and Defense Minister “not to support the U.S. decision in any international forum or in any way.”