Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico announced his government will formally request the European Union reimburse Slovakia for military aid provided to Ukraine. The demand centers on weaponry already donated by Bratislava. Fico’s statement signals a potential shift in the country’s approach to supporting Ukraine, following his recent election victory and a campaign platform critical of continued military assistance. He has previously expressed skepticism about the effectiveness of arming Ukraine and prioritizing diplomatic solutions. The specific amount of compensation sought has not yet been disclosed. This move could set a precedent for other EU member states considering similar requests for reimbursement. The request is likely to be a point of contention within the EU, given differing member state positions on aid to Ukraine.