Slovak President “has no doubts” of Russia’s involvement in Ukraine

"I have no doubts about the involvement of Russia in the military conflict in eastern Ukraine", said Slovak President Andrej Kiska during his working visit to Kiev on Sunday. Along with other foreign guests, Kiska came to Ukraine to commemorate the first anniversary of anti-government protests on Maidan (Independence Square). "I have no doubts about this, and I believe that anyone with adequate information who hasn't succumbed to Russian propaganda can't have any doubts, either", said Kiska about Moscow's interference in the conflict in Ukraine. Evidence of Russian aggression in the form of captured Russian military equipment displayed on Mykhailivska Square has made Kiska indignant that such a small country needs to fend off its large neighbour. "Without the 'help' of this enormous country [Russia], the conflict would have been resolved a long time ago", said Kiska. Burnt cars, a tank, a Grad rocket system, infantry vehicles and a spy drone that the Ukrainian army doesn't have in its arsenal were displayed on the square.