Yaroslav Nagy, head of the Slovak Ministry of Defense, said that the country does not have an agreement with Russia that prohibits the transfer of the MiG-29 to other countries. It has been reported sme.sk.
“I gave (instruction. – socialbites.ca) to check the existence of such an agreement, and nothing like this was found in the archives of the ministry. In addition, the UN Charter takes precedence over all treaties. “Russia has violated this and is also referring to international law,” he said.
Nagy added that the Russian Federation referred to the 1997 agreement that banned the transfer of MiG-29 warplanes to third countries.
Former President of Slovakia Zuzana Caputova weakens Support for aid to Kiev He explained that both the country’s financial capabilities to help Ukraine and the support of citizens for this aid have weakened.
On March 23, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that the warplanes were transferred to Ukraine by Slovakia. it happened Violation of EU directives.