Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico has recently revealed that he may have faced a second assassination attempt due to his views on the Ukraine conflict. This comes just months after he survived a shooting in May, where he was shot at close range by an activist opposed to his stance
Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, who narrowly escaped an assassination attempt in May, has revealed that he faced another threat to his life due to his views on the Ukraine conflict. In an alarming turn of events, Fico was shot at close range by an activist who disagreed with his
Ukraine is facing a major energy dilemma as Hungary and Slovakia threaten to cut off its electricity supply if Ukraine doesn’t ensure oil transport to these countries. With around 40% of Ukraine’s electricity imports coming through Hungary, such a move could lead to severe blackouts in Ukraine, which is already
The Eurocrats are using the attempted assassination of Slovak Prime Minister Fico to shift focus from vague Russian meddling claims to influencing voter perceptions, aiming to counter conservative gains in the upcoming European parliamentary elections. Instead of speaking vaguely about alleged Russian meddling, the Eurocrats are now honing their information
While briefing about the shooting, Interior Minister Matus Sutaj said that Slovakia is probing a broader conspiracy in the assassination attempt on PM Fico. About the attempted assassination of Prime Minister Robert Fico on May 15, the Slovak police are looking into the possibility of a larger criminal conspiracy. Initially
National media have reported that the Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico, was shot in public by a 71-year-old poet and member of the Pro-Western Progressive Party, Juraj Cintula. Update (1220ET): Video of the precise moment PM Fico was shot down and the shooter’s identity was made public by national
