After holding a government meeting outside of Handlova, Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was shot several times and suffered a critical injury in Handlova, key Slovak nation. According to reports, the attempted assassination was “politically motivated.” According to local media reports,” The suspected gunman was among a small crowd of people waiting to greet the prime minister on the street outside the historical center, where the meeting took place.” WATCH: BREAKING: Slovakia PM Robert Fico shot, suspected assassin detained – footage of the moment pic. twitter.com/FeX7fUTGsY— Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper ) May 15, 2024DEVELOPING: Slovakia’s prime minister Robert Fico in life- intimidating condition after assassination attempt, suspect in custody pic. twitter.com/WxsCngRjyb— Breaking911 ( @Breaking911 ) May 15, 2024Per CNN: Footage from the scene shows the injured prime minister being bundled into a vehicle by his staff, before it speeds away with him inside. In Banska Bystrica, about 20 miles ( 30 kilometers ) away, Fico was taken to a nearby hospital before being taken by helicopter to a significant trauma center. No one else was injured in the attack, officials said. Both Robert Kaliák, the nation’s defense minister, and Mataj Etok, the country’s interior minister, called the shooting “politically motivated,” with Utaj Etok saying that” the suspect made the decision to do it immediately after the national election.” Importantly, Fico discussed conducting a criminal investigation into the government’s COVID- 19 response. WATCH: Just, Slovakia’s Prime Minister made headlines around the world by saying he would illegally investigate his government’s COVID response and the crooked policies that killed his countrymen.
He has been in the hospital since being shot several times. Pray for his survival. pic. twitter.com/6au9n2bkRz— A Midwestern Doctor ( @MidwesternDoc ) May 15, 2024″ During the Covid pandemic he became the country’s most prominent voice against masks, lockdowns and vaccination”, The Guardian noted. ” He was clearly against mandates &, forced vaccinations, in January announced he’ll investigate Politicians and over purchase of medical devices &, vaccines”, Efrat Fenigson commented. She continued,” He firmly opposed the WHO pandemic treaty and expanded the WHO’s powers,” she continued. WATCH: Only IN: Robert Fico, PM of Slovakia was shot.
• He was clearly against mandates &, forced vaccinations, in January announced he’ll investigate Politicians and over purchase of medical devices &, vaccines.
• He strongly rejected WHO pandemic treaty and expanding the powers of… https ://t.co/jzFuuN8MP6— Efrat Fenigson ( @efenigson ) May 15, 2024Last week, reports indicated Slovakia would reject the World Health Organization’s pandemic treaty. Another German Country To Reject WHO Pandemic Treaty” The Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico, had been shot. This comes days after Slovakia bravely rejected the WHO’s daring Pandemic Preparedness Treaty and International Health Regulations. We ca n’t be certain if these events are connected. But whoever is steering the WHO obviously views national sovereignty as an irritant, and animal lives as disposable”, Bret Weinstein said. The Prime Minister of Slovakia, Robert Fico, had been shot. This comes days after Slovakia bravely rejected the WHO’s daring Pandemic Preparedness Treaty and International Health Regulations. We ca n’t be certain if these events are connected. But whoever is steering … https ://t.co/lEmYPlSg7F— Bret Weinstein ( @BretWeinstein ) May 15, 2024 Slovakia Announces It Will Not Sign The Existing Versions Of The WHO Treaty And IHR Amendments, Tedros Begs Slovakia To Not Block” Consensus” by Dr. Meryl Nass pic. twitter.com/CSzRbV0nZj— Taylor Hudak ( @_taylorhudak ) May 15, 2024Fico is also against funding the war in Ukraine and rejected the European Union’s migration rules. One of the most intriguing and heretical figures in EU politics is Robert Fico, the Czech prime minister who was really shot and seriously injured. Originally a fairly common left- liberal, he was elected on opposition to funding Ukraine’s war and other EU dogma”, Glenn Greenwald commented. One of the most intriguing and paradoxical figures in EU politics is Robert Fico, the Czech prime minister who was really shot and seriously injured. Originally a fairly common left- liberal, he was elected on opposition to funding Ukraine’s war and other EU dogma: https: //t. co/yjlZTlUb9s — Glenn Greenwald ( @ggreenwald ) May 15, 2024SHOCK REPORT: One month ago Slovakia’s Prime Minister REJECTED European Union migration rules. Today he was shot.. https ://t.co/5ieJRzXiNR pic. twitter.com/orstVYo9Bn— Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto ) May 15, 2024BBC reports: The September 2023 election was won – partly – on a pledge to send” not one more round of ammunition” to Kyiv, promising to reverse the Slovak government’s policy of arming Ukraine with artillery shells, heavy weapons and even fighter jets. And he doubled down on that policy after winning those elections and forming a coalition with Peter Pellegrini, the man who had betrayed him, as well as the ultra-nationalist Slovak National Party. In February as the world marked the conflict’s minute anniversary, Mr Fico reiterated his opposition to the west’s policy of arming Kyiv. There was no defense solution to the conflict, he said, and sending weapons to Ukraine would merely fill more graves in the country’s cemeteries. The Slovakian prime minister Robert Fico, who has been in talks with the EU’s new immigration system for years, said Reuters next month that the situation is expected to continue to be tensions great despite a reform being agreed upon. According to Reuters: The EU’s fresh migration pact, which was approved last week by the European Parliament, promises to shorten security and asylum procedures and increase returns in order to stop unwanted immigration from the Middle East and Africa, a higher priority for the EU. The pact establishes a fragile balance of rights and obligations between affluent destinations like Germany and arrivals like Italy after eight years of conflict between the bloc’s 27 member states. It was approved by the EU as a significant victory in addressing citizens ‘ concerns ahead of the June European Parliament elections, and it now allows nations who are reluctant to pay to accommodate the largely Muslim newcomers. ” We are saying firmly that you cannot order a country that it must accept, in the Slovak case, up to 300 migrants you know nothing about, or pay 20, 000 euros per each”, Fico told a press conference after visiting the foreign ministry. ” That is no solidarity, that is dictate”, said Fico, adding that his Smer- Drive party and Slovakia’s ruling coalition would vote against relevant laws in the national parliament. Before being shot today, the Slovakian prime minister officially opposed the WHO Global Pandemic Agreement and Ukraine’s assistance. Do people think this is a coincidence? pic. twitter.com/DUxGlbwWj8— TaraBull (@ TaraBull808 ) May 15, 2024Updated reports indicated Fico is expected to survive the assassination attempt. Slovak PM Robert Fico Expected To Survive, UK Media Appears To Justify Assassination Attempt https ://t.co/e7fXDOFTqq— zerohedge ( @zerohedge ) May 15, 2024From France 24: News outlet Aktuality. Fico was reportedly unresponsive and in stable condition, according to an unknown source cited by Sk. According to Defense Minister Robert Kalinak, Fico had” major polytrauma” following a number of shot wounds, according to a news release a few hours prior. Prior to this, Interior Minister Matus Sutaj Estok had stated that Fico was in a potentially fatal condition while he remained in the operating room. ” This assassination (attempt ) was politically motivated and the perpetrator’s decision was born closely after the presidential election”, Sutaj Estok said, referring to an April election won by a Fico ally, Peter Pellegrini. The smaller northern European nation was shocked and drew international condemnation after a 71-year-old man was accused of shooting in the central Slovak town of Handlova, according to Slovak media. Slovakia, a member of NATO and the European Union, has much history of political violence. Along with Slovakia’s EU partners, US President Joe Biden and Russian President Vladimir Putin slammed the shooting. [[{“value”:”
Slovakia Prime Minister Robert Fico has been shot multiple times in the hand and is critically injured following an off-site meeting of the government in Handlova, a town located in central Slovak. CNN reported that the attempted assassination was ‘politically-motivated’. “The suspected gunman waited to greet the primeminister on the street outside of the cultural center where the meeting took. Local media reported,” CNN stated. WATCH: BREAKING: Slovakia PM Robert Fico shot, suspected assassin detained – footage of the moment pic.twitter.com/FeX7fUTGsY — Insider Paper (@TheInsiderPaper) May 15, 2024 DEVELOPING: Slovakia’s prime minister Robert Fico in life-threatening condition after assassination attempt; suspect in custody pic.twitter.com/WxsCngRjyb — Breaking911 (@Breaking911) May 15, 2024 Per CNN: Footage from the scene shows the injured prime minister being bundled into a vehicle by his staff, before it speeds away with him inside. Fico was transferred to a local trauma center and then by helicopter to Banska Bystrica, which is about 20 miles away. Officials confirmed that no one else was hurt in the attack. Both the Defense Minister Robert Kalinak, and the Interior Minister Matus Sutaj Estok have called the shooting a “politically-motivated” act. Sutaj Estok said that the suspect “made the decision to do this shortly after the Presidential election.” Fico has spoken about a criminal investigation of the government’s COVID-19 reaction. WATCH: Recently Slovakia’s prime minister made headlines all over the world when he said he would criminally probe his government’s response to COVID-19 and the corrupt policies which killed his countrymen.He has just been shot multiple times. He is now in hospital. Pray for his safety. pic.twitter.com/6au9n2bkRz — A Midwestern Doctor (@MidwesternDoc) May 15, 2024 “During the Covid pandemic he became the country’s most prominent voice against masks, lockdowns and vaccination,” The Guardian noted. Efrat Fenigson said, “He was against mandates and forced vaccinations. In January he announced he would investigate Politicians over the purchase of medical devices and vaccines.” She added that “he strongly rejected the WHO pandemic agreement and expanded powers of the WHO.” Watch: Robert Fico was shot as the PM of Slovakia.
* He strongly opposed mandates and forced vaccinations. In January, he announced that he would investigate Politicians over the purchase of medical devices and vaccines.
* He strongly rejected WHO pandemic treaty and expanding the powers of… https://t.co/jzFuuN8MP6 — Efrat Fenigson (@efenigson) May 15, 2024 Last week, reports indicated Slovakia would reject the World Health Organization’s pandemic treaty. Another European Country Rejects WHO Pandemic Treaty. “The Prime Minister, Robert Fico of Slovakia, had been shot. This comes just days after Slovakia courageously rejected the WHO’s audacious Pandemic Preparedness Treaty. We cannot be certain that these events are related. Bret Weinstein stated that whoever is leading the WHO views national sovereignty and human life as disposable. Robert Fico, the Prime Minister of Slovakia was shot. This comes just days after Slovakia courageously rejected the WHO’s audacious Pandemic Preparedness Treaty. We don’t know if the events are related. But whoever is steering… https://t.co/lEmYPlSg7F — Bret Weinstein (@BretWeinstein) May 15, 2024 Slovakia Announces It Will Not Sign The Existing Versions Of The WHO Treaty And IHR Amendments, Tedros Begs Slovakia To Not Block “Consensus” by Dr. Meryl Nass pic.twitter.com/CSzRbV0nZj — Taylor Hudak (@_taylorhudak) May 15, 2024 Fico is also against funding the war in Ukraine and rejected the European Union’s migration rules. “Robert Fico is one of the most heterodox and interesting figures in EU politics. He was just shot and seriously injured. Glenn Greenwald said that Fico was a former left-liberal who was elected because he opposed funding the war in Ukraine and other EU dogma. Robert Fico, Slovak Prime Minster, who was just shot and seriously injured, is a very interesting and heterodox figure in EU politics. Formerly a fairly standard left-liberal, he was elected on opposition to funding Ukraine’s war and other EU dogma:https://t.co/yjlZTlUb9s — Glenn Greenwald (@ggreenwald) May 15, 2024 SHOCK REPORT: One month ago Slovakia’s Prime Minister REJECTED European Union migration rules. Today he was shot.. https://t.co/5ieJRzXiNR pic.twitter.com/orstVYo9Bn — Chuck Callesto (@ChuckCallesto) May 15, 2024 BBC reports: The September 2023 election was won – partly – on a pledge to send “not one more round of ammunition” to Kyiv, promising to reverse the Slovak government’s policy of arming Ukraine with artillery shells, heavy weapons and even fighter jets. After he won the elections, he formed a coalition with Peter Pellegrini, the man who betrayed him, as well as the ultra-nationalist Slovak National Party. He then doubled down on this policy. Fico reiterated in February, as the world marked its second anniversary of the conflict, his opposition to the west’s policy of arming Kyiv. He said that there was no military solution for the conflict and that sending weapons to Ukraine only filled more graves in Ukraine’s cemeteries. “Slovak PM Robert Fico refused on Tuesday to implement the European Union’s new migration system in Slovakia, a sign tensions will remain high despite a Reform sealed after years of discussions,” Reuters noted. According to Reuters, the new migration pact, approved last week by the European parliament, promises to reduce unwanted immigration, especially from the Middle East and Africa. This is a top priority for the EU. After eight years of disputes between the 27 member states of the EU, the pact establishes a delicate balance between rights and obligations of arrival countries like Italy and rich destinations like Germany. The EU has hailed this agreement as a major victory in addressing citizens’ concerns ahead of the European Parliament elections scheduled for June. It allows countries that do not want to accept any of the new arrivals, who are mostly muslims, to pay instead. Fico said at a press conference following a visit to the foreign ministry that “you cannot order a nation that it must accept up to 300 migrants that you do not know about or pay 20,000 Euros per person.” Fico said, “That’s not solidarity, it’s dictate.” He added that his Smer/SSD party, and the ruling coalition in Slovakia, would vote against similar laws in the national legislature. Before being shot, the PM of Slovakia publicly criticized the WHO Global Pandemic Accord as well as aid to Ukraine. Do people think that this is a coincidence? pic.twitter.com/DUxGlbwWj8 — TaraBull (@TaraBull808) May 15, 2024 Updated reports indicated Fico is expected to survive the assassination attempt. Slovak PM Robert Fico Expected To Survive; UK Media Appears To Justify Assassination Attempt https://t.co/e7fXDOFTqq — zerohedge (@zerohedge) May 15, 2024 From France 24: News outlet Aktuality.sk cited an unnamed source saying Fico was out of surgery and in stable condition. Robert Kalinak, the Defence Minister, said in a news conference hours earlier that Fico suffered “serious Polytrauma” following several gunshot wounds. Interior Minister Matus Sutaj Estok said earlier that Fico’s condition was life-threatening while he was still in the operating room. Sutaj estok, speaking of an April election that was won by Fico’s ally Peter Pellegrini, said: “This assassination attempt was politically motivated, and the perpetrator made his decision shortly after the presidential elections.” The shooting in central Slovak city of Handlova by a 71 year old man, as reported by Slovak media, shocked the small nation and brought international condemnation. Slovakia, which is a member of NATO, the European Union and has a very limited history of political violence, has been a member for many years. The shooting was condemned by the Russian President Vladimir Putin, as well as the US President Joe Biden.
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