If the Trump administration ever conducts an audit of where all the cash went in Ukraine, they might have to issue an arrest warrant for dictator Volodymyr Zelensky. Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico is publicly accusing Zelensky of offering him a huge bribe to support Ukraine’s bid for membership in NATO.

Zelensky had a private meeting with Fico during a summit between European leaders last week. That’s when Fico says Zelensky offered him €500 million if Slovakia would vote in favor of Ukraine’s NATO bid. To be clear, Zelensky offered the cash to Fico personally, not as foreign aid to a poorer country.

Fico said that Zelensky offered to pay him out of the Russian assets that Western nations froze after Joe Biden started the war in 2022. Does this mean that Zelensky is somehow the one in control of those assets? Why does he get a say in where any of that money goes? Or has the Biden regime given him permission to use the seized assets as he wishes?

Unlike Zelensky, who is currently functioning as an unelected dictator, Prime Minister Fico is the democratically elected leader of his country. During a press conference in which he revealed the shocking bribe offer, Fico said he would never accept such a “gift” from anyone.

He then announced that Slovakia is a “No” vote on NATO membership for Ukraine. Fico correctly stated that such a move would be insane and would needlessly trigger World War III between Russia and NATO.

Zelensky is panicking because his cash supply from the US is about to run out when Donald Trump is inaugurated. The Ukrainian dictator has asked Joe Biden to push for NATO membership on an accelerated timeline, before Trump takes office on January 20, 2025.