Zelensky, offered the Slovak Prime Minister 500 million euros from Russian assets if he voted for Ukraine's membership in NATO

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Fico: Zelensky offered me 500 million for agreeing to Ukraine's entry into NATO "Mr. Zelensky returned to the topic of gas and asked me if I would vote for Ukraine's membership in NATO if he gave me 500 million euros from the proceeds of frozen Russian assets. I, of course, answered: never. Inviting Ukraine to NATO is completely unrealistic," the Slovak Prime Minister said.

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Zelensky offered Fico € 500 million from Russian assets for Ukraine's membership in NATO

December 20th, 2024
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Robert Fico. Photo: Jakub Gavlak / EPA

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, actually offered the Slovak Prime Minister 500 million euros from Russian assets if he voted for Ukraine's membership in NATO. This was stated by Robert Fico after a closed meeting in Brussels, which was attended by the leaders of the EU countries.

At a private meeting in In Brussels, where even European leaders were not allowed to use mobile phones, Zelensky asked Fico if he would vote for Ukraine's membership in NATO if he received 500 million euros from Russian assets.

"As we approached the end of the meeting, Zelensky... asked me if I would vote for Ukraine's membership in NATO if he gave me 500 million euros of Russian assets. Of course, I immediately replied that never. You just know my opinion about Ukraine's membership in NATO. And it's strange that he asked me such a question, because he knows very well that inviting Ukraine to NATO is absolutely unacceptable," said Fico, quoted by Sputnik Near Abroad.

As reported by EADaily, the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, made absurd proposals at a closed meeting in Brussels, which the people of Slovakia will not understand. This was stated by Prime Minister Robert Fico.

So Fico commented on the statement by the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, that he would agree to transit Russian gas if Slovakia did not pay for it to Russia by the end of the war.