Slovakia's election threatens the EU's unity in providing arms to Ukraine

 Slovakia's election threatens the EU's unity in providing arms to Ukraine The people of Slovakia will vote in the parliamentary ele...

 Slovakia's election threatens the EU's unity in providing arms to Ukraine

The people of Slovakia will vote in the parliamentary elections this Saturday, the election that could be a threat to the unity of the European countries in dealing with the crisis in Ukraine, observing the way of competition between the radical party that opposes the continue to give weapons to Ukraine and a party that supports the resolution of the West.

The radical Prime Minister Robert Fico has vowed to end the money that he says the country is spending to give arms to Ukraine.

The public opinion poll has shown that the position is equal between the two parties, and the winner will directly have the opportunity to form a government that will replace the interim leadership that is leading the oil country. 5 and a half million people since last May.

If Fico succeeds in taking the reins of the country, Slovakia will directly join the ranks of EU countries such as Hungary that are challenging the continuation of giving support to Ukraine, just when the group is struggling to get full cooperation in challenging Russia.

Statistics show that it is difficult for both parties to gain a majority in today's election, which indicates the possibility of forming a coalition government between them and small parties that are composed of moderates.

Fico has vowed to end the supply of arms to Ukraine and to choose a dialogue between the leadership of the Union and Russia with the aim of ending the crisis, his thinking is the same as Viktor Orban's proposal of Hungary who asked to enter into negotiations with Moscow but the EU did reject the bill.

At about 10 o'clock tonight, the polling booths will be closed and there is hope to announce the results a few hours after the election.