Slovak Defense Minister Yaroslav Nagy called Russian President Vladimir Putin "
He said this in an interview with The New York Times..
Nagy said Putin must be stopped in Ukraine before he can move west. "
The minister also noted that before the Russian invasion, it was unthinkable for his country to send a large number of even the most simple weapons across the eastern border, not to mention Soviet-made systems..
" We are a frontline state. We have a war on the border and more than 330,000 Ukrainians come to our country. Now the paradigm is completely different,"
On April 9, the Slovak Ministry of Defense published an official video showing the preparation and movement of the S-300 division to Ukraine.