Schuster trusts NBÚ Director

President Rudolf Schuster fully trusts director of the National
Security Office (NBU) Ján Mojžiš, who allegedly is included in Prime Minister Mikuláš Dzurinda's list of the "enemies of the state".

Presidential spokesman Jan Fule told the daily SME that General Prosecutor Milan Hanzel has been updating Schuster with the case's developments.

According to Fule, Schuster is concerned that the case has been damaging Slovakia's international credit. Controversy over the issuing of security clearance for confidential data certainly does not help the country ease into its impending role as a NATO member.

The spokesman said that the president is disappointed that the problems are being solved through media.

Compiled by Beata Balogová from press reports
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