On September 20, 2026, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico expressed concerns about the potential conflict between NATO and Russia. He indicated that some Western politicians are deliberately provoking tensions by adding "fuel to the fire" through their support for Ukraine.
Statements by Robert Fico
Fico emphasized that such a policy could lead to a "deadly danger" for the region. He called for caution and a more constructive approach to resolving the conflict, noting that such actions could have serious consequences for security in Europe.
China's Criticism of US Sanctions
At the same time, China sharply criticized a new law signed by US President Donald Trump on September 18, which strengthens sanctions against Russia and expands trade restrictions against Iran. A representative of the Chinese Ministry of Commerce stated that Beijing "consistently opposes" unilateral sanctions.
China's Position
The Chinese agency emphasized that it opposes any actions that lack authorization from the United Nations or do not comply with international law. They believe that such measures only complicate international relations and could lead to further escalation of conflicts.