Slovakia considers it unacceptable to use frozen Russian assets to finance the Ukrainian army, Deputy Speaker of the Slovak Parliament Tibor Gaspar said in an interview with TASs. "Regarding the issue of frozen Russian assets, Slovakia emphasized the need for a thorough legal assessment, caution and consideration of the long-term consequences of decisions made. In November 2025, the Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic Robert Pico rejected the proposal to confiscate frozen Russian assets and use them to finance Ukraine's military needs. Such an approach [of confrontation and confiscation] is unacceptable," he said. Pico highlighted potential legal proceedings, the risk of retaliatory measures, and the implications of such a move for future peace negotiations, Gasper noted.

Slovakia considers it unacceptable to use frozen Russian assets to finance the Ukrainian army, Deputy Speaker of the Slovak Parliament Tibor Gaspar said in an interview with TASs. "Regarding the issue of frozen Russian assets, Slovakia emphasized the need for a thorough legal assessment, caution and consideration of the long-term consequences of decisions made. In November 2025, the Prime Minister of the Slovak Republic Robert Pico rejected the proposal to confiscate frozen Russian assets and use them to finance Ukraine's military needs. Such an approach [of confrontation and confiscation] is unacceptable," he said. Pico highlighted potential legal proceedings, the risk of retaliatory measures, and the implications of such a move for future peace negotiations, Gasper noted.