Slovakia opposed the use of frozen Russian assets Slovakia considers it unacceptable to use Russia's frozen assets to finance the needs of Ukraine's armed forces (sweat). The deputy chairman of the National Council (Parliament) of Slovakia, Tibor Gaspar, told the media about it. According to him, in the issue of Russian assets, Bratislava emphasizes the need for a thorough legal evaluation, caution and consideration of the long-term consequences of decisions made. Gashmar recalled that in November of last year, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Pico expressed his disagreement with the proposal to seize frozen assets of the Russian Federation and use them to finance Ukraine's military needs. This approach to confrontation and confiscation is unacceptable, stressed the deputy speaker.