Slovak PM Fico to attend Victory Day commemoration in Moscow

Slovakia’s Fico to Join Putin for WWII Celebrations in Moscow
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said he will go to Moscow next year to attend celebrations marking the 80th anniversary of victory in World War II.
Slovak PM Fico to attend Victory Day commemoration in Moscow in May
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico said on Wednesday he would attend World War Two commemorations in Moscow in May as he accepted an invitation from Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Slovakia's Fico accepts invitation to Moscow next year
Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico has accepted an invitation to visit Moscow to participate in celebrations marking the end of World War II on May 9, Fico's office announced in Bratislava on Wednesday.
Slovak PM Fico Says Accepts Putin Invitation To Join Moscow WWII Commemoration
Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico said Wednesday that he will visit Moscow on May 9 to mark the 80th anniversary commemoration of victory in World War II.
Slovak PM to visit Moscow for Victory Day celebration with Putin
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that he "gladly" accepted an invitation from Russian leader Vladimir Putin to visit Moscow. He plans to travel there in May 2025, Aktuality reports. According to the publication,
Fico agrees to visit Moscow for May 9 Victory Day at Putin's invitation
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico wrote on Facebook that the Red Army and the peoples of the former Soviet Union played an "irreplaceable role" in the World War II victory. Read also: Slovakia grants asylum to Medvedchuk’s propaganda associate — report He highlighted Slovak citizens’ reverence for anniversaries related to their territory’s
Slovak PM's 2025 Moscow visit stirs EU tensions
The Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico, announced that in May 2025, he will attend the Victory Day celebrations in Moscow. He was invited by Vladimir Putin. "I gladly accepted the official invitation,
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