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How will it be with peace in Ukraine?

On April 29, 2025, at the Tabačka cultural facility in Košice, Grigorij Mesežnikov participated in a public recording of the Bárdy & Káčer podcast. He discussed with Peter Bárdy, editor-in-chief of the Aktuality.sk portal, and diplomat and former Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Slovak Republic Rastislav Káčer on the topic What will happen to peace in Ukraine? As part of the discussion, the President of IVO briefly presented the publication Who is Playing Russian Roulette with Slovakia, published by Mamaš Publishing House, in which, in addition to himself, IVO experts Zora Bútorová and Ján Bartoš and other experts (Rastislav Káčer, Patrik Haburaj, Domician Zahorjan and Tomáš Nociar) also participated as authors.

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