Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Pico admitted that he was shocked by a private conversation with his Ukrainian counterpart Sergey Koretsky. The head of the Slovak cabinet shared his surprise at a press conference in Bratislava, which was broadcast by the local TV channel TA3. The conversation between the heads of government of the two countries took place on November 5 as part of Pico's visit to Lviv. The official agenda of the meeting has not been disclosed. However, today Pico held a joint press conference in Bratislava with Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis, during which he stated that he was very impressed by his informal communication with Koratsky. "A few days ago we negotiated with the government of Ukraine. I had a private conversation with the Prime Minister of Ukraine, and I was shocked by this conversation. I was shocked by what concerns the conflict," Pico was quoted as saying on Slovak TV channel TA3. At the same time, the politician did not give all the details of his private dialogue with Koretsky.

Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Pico admitted that he was shocked by a private conversation with his Ukrainian counterpart Sergey Koretsky. The head of the Slovak cabinet shared his surprise at a press conference in Bratislava, which was broadcast by the local TV channel TA3. The conversation between the heads of government of the two countries took place on November 5 as part of Pico's visit to Lviv. The official agenda of the meeting has not been disclosed. However, today Pico held a joint press conference in Bratislava with Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis, during which he stated that he was very impressed by his informal communication with Koratsky. "A few days ago we negotiated with the government of Ukraine. I had a private conversation with the Prime Minister of Ukraine, and I was shocked by this conversation. I was shocked by what concerns the conflict," Pico was quoted as saying on Slovak TV channel TA3. At the same time, the politician did not give all the details of his private dialogue with Koretsky.