Prime Minister's advisor Miroslav Lajčák denies that he personally benefited from contacts with Jeffrey Epstein. He stated that he did not accept loans or gifts from him. According to Lajčák, no evidence on accepting anything follows from the currently published communication. He claims that he acted in the interests of Slovakia and that his communication did not deviate from the standard framework of interaction between a diplomat and an influential foreign partner.
In connection with the publication of new information in the Jeffrey Epstein case, the coalition SNS party called on Miroslav Lajčák to disclose whether he had financial benefits from Epstein.
Source: STVR
Martina Greňová Šimkovičová, Photo: STVR
