Slovakia’s Defense Minister, Robert Kaliňák, is facing scrutiny over conflicting statements regarding the cost of a new hospital in Prešov. Initial assurances that the project would not be overpriced are now being questioned as Kaliňák adjusts previously stated figures. The minister’s revised statements contradict his earlier claims, raising concerns about transparency and accurate cost projections. Critics point to inconsistencies in the presented data, fueling debate over the financial viability of the hospital construction. The situation has prompted calls for a clearer explanation of the project’s budget and potential cost overruns. This development occurs amidst ongoing public interest and debate surrounding large-scale infrastructure projects in Slovakia. The minister has acknowledged making inaccurate statements, but further details are still emerging.