Slovenian parliamentary security committee is investigating President Nataša Pirc Musar for possible ties to Russian intelligence following reports about Victoria Krivolutskaya, a dual Russian-Slovenian citizen, longtime business partner, and close friend of the president. Krivolutskaya was present in the president's official car during a late July car accident when Pirc Musar was hospitalized. Krivolutskaya has links to Roman Jeglič, a former Slovenian intelligence officer who fled to Russia in the mid-1990s. Opposition and ruling party demand the president be stripped of classified information access, citing her frequent trips to Russia shortly before the war. The president’s office denies the allegations.

Slovenian parliamentary security committee is investigating President Nataša Pirc Musar for possible ties to Russian intelligence following reports about Victoria Krivolutskaya, a dual Russian-Slovenian citizen, longtime business partner, and close friend of the president. Krivolutskaya was present in the president's official car during a late July car accident when Pirc Musar was hospitalized. Krivolutskaya has links to Roman Jeglič, a former Slovenian intelligence officer who fled to Russia in the mid-1990s. Opposition and ruling party demand the president be stripped of classified information access, citing her frequent trips to Russia shortly before the war. The president’s office denies the allegations.