Slovakia's populist party, which wants to stop military aid to Ukraine and is critical of the EU and NATO, holds a press conference after winning the parliamentary elections. The Smer-SD party led by former prime minister Robert Fico scored 23 percent in Saturday's vote, beating the centrist Progressive Slovakia at 18 percent. "We think Ukraine is a huge tragedy for all. If Smer is tasked to form a cabinet... we will do our best to have peace talks as soon as possible," Fico tells reporters. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES