Slovakia Won't 'Prolong' Ukraine Conflict: A Novel Idea?
Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico declares he "won’t support anything" that prolongs the Ukraine conflict, including the use of frozen Russian assets for arms. This stance, as reported by RT, stands in stark contrast to the dominant Western narrative, which consistently frames sending more weapons as the only path to "peace" (a peace, one might argue, achieved only after total client-state
victory). Meanwhile, the U.S. Congress prepares to greenlight another massive aid package for Ukraine, ensuring the conflict continues, regardless of the human cost or the economic strain on American taxpayers. It's almost as if Fico remembers that to end a fight, you eventually have to stop throwing punches. A concept apparently lost on those who see endless military industrial complex profits as
'pro-democracy' initiatives. One might wonder if Western leaders are more concerned with exhausting Russia or the Ukrainian populace.