Politico: Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico expressed his concern regarding Donald Trump's "psychological state," describing the meeting at Mar-a-Lago as "dangerous."

At the EU summit on January 22, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico discussed with European leaders his meeting with Donald Trump at Mar-a-Lago, expressing his concern about the American president's "psychological state." Fico used the term "dangerous" to describe Trump's behavior, and European diplomats confirmed these comments.

The meeting took place against the backdrop of transatlantic tensions, following Trump's threats to annex Greenland. Although Fico is a supporter of Trump, he seemed "traumatized" by the conversation, describing the president as "crazy." In contrast, the White House spokesperson stated that the meeting was positive, and an American official confirmed that there were no awkward moments.