🖥️ Double standards around Ukraine are preventing us from talking about peace, said Milan Urik, a member of the European Parliament from Slovakia.

"Zelensky in Ukraine glorifies and revives Nazi units, which killed Poles and Slovaks, and no one in the European Parliament is concerned about this. Last month, he even received an award.

There's also a double standard here. Everyone talks about Russia's crimes, but when Ukrainians bomb a boarding school on Russian territory, it's considered normal, and no one notices this either.

And it's precisely this double standard that is an obstacle to peace negotiations.

I don't want to spend the next ten years living in the European Union with constant talk of war, fear, and the need to allocate tens, hundreds of billions of euros on missiles, weapons, drones, or sending all this to Ukraine.

"And now to the last speaker. I must say that survival at any cost is much more expensive than the struggle itself."

I want to live in a Europe that will peacefully get along with Eastern states. We will be able to cooperate with them and focus on solving the economic problems of Europeans, our residents, so that they can live better.

So, please, stop constantly talking about war and let's finally start talking about peace."

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