“As a senior European Commission official, you do not have absolutely no authority to criticize the sovereign premiere of a sovereign country that occupies a constructive approach to the entire European agenda,” Facebook “wrote.
He reminded that more than 60,000 red army soldiers were killed during the liberation of Slovakia and that he came to Moscow to pay their respects, and that it was not clear to him what these brave people had with the current international situation.
“Dear Kajia, I once again noticed your statements sent to me with today’s visit to Moscow, not only with the president of Russia.
He asked how diplomacy and external policy could function if politicians should not meet and lead a normal dialogue on issues that have different opinions.
“I don’t agree with the policy of a new iron curtain, where you work so much hard,” Fico said.
Kallas previously criticized FICA for the presence of the Parade victory in Moscow in honor of 80 years from victory over fascism, claiming that the Slovak Prime Minister is “on the wrong side of history.”
(Vijesti.ba)
