“维护本国利益” 斯洛伐克或将阻止欧盟对俄制裁

Core Points - Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico stated that Slovakia will block sanctions against Russia if they harm national interests, emphasizing that he will never vote in favor of sanctions that hurt Slovakia [1] - The Slovak Parliament recently passed a resolution urging the government to oppose any new international sanctions or trade restrictions against Russia, citing negative impacts on the national economy [1] - The resolution claims that sanctions against Russia have led to increased energy prices and disrupted supply chains, damaging Slovak industry [1] - Fico also mentioned he would not support any measures that prevent the import of Russian fuel, which is essential for Slovakia's nuclear power plants [1] - The EU's sanctions require unanimous approval from all 27 member states, and Slovakia's stance on the Ukraine issue has diverged from that of Western countries, having ceased military aid to Ukraine [1] Industry Context - The ongoing discussions within the EU regarding new sanctions against Russia may face challenges if Slovakia votes against them, potentially leading to concessions from other member states [2] - Hungary, another EU and NATO member, has previously vetoed or obstructed EU sanctions against Russia and military aid to Ukraine, indicating a trend among certain member states to resist sanctions [2]