Slovak Prime Minister Fico forced to fly around the houses on his way to Moscow
- Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico flew a longer route on May 8 to reach Moscow for the May 9 Victory Day parade amid Baltic airspace closures.
- Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania denied overflight rights citing opposition to Russia’s actions in Ukraine and EU sanctions, disrupting Fico's schedule.
- Fico planned meetings with Putin, Xi Jinping, Lula da Silva, and To Lam during a visit marking the 80th anniversary of World War II's end.
- In a Facebook video, Fico claimed that the Baltic states were deliberately trying to interfere with his trip and the formal commemorations marking the 80th anniversary of World War II.
- The incident highlights deep geopolitical tensions over Russia's Ukraine war and poses challenges for Slovakia’s relations with EU allies and Russia.
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Slovak PM Fico Accuses Baltic States of “Deliberate Sabotage” of His Moscow Trip Ahead of Victory Day
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has hit out at the globalist-led governments of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, accusing them of deliberately sabotaging his plans to attend the Victory Day celebrations in Moscow on May 9.
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