Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fiko was shot on May 15 in the city of Handlova, 170 kilometres northeast of the capital, Bratislava, and is still in hospital. According to the preliminary judgment, the murderer was the famous Slovak writer, Juraj Chintula. He fired three shots in succession, hitting Fico in the chest and stomach.
Sputnik news agency Bratislava said that "the attacker fired five shots in a row when he carried out the assassination, the operation was successful, and the prime minister will be transferred for treatment and will be observed in the intensive care unit for the next 24 hours, and will be in intensive care to ensure that there are no complications." "Matus Sutaj-Estok said that the assassination of Slovak Prime Minister Fizo was for political reasons.
Robert Fico is 60 years old and immediately stopped military aid to Ukraine when he came to power. He is not against Ukraine's accession to the EU, but he is against Ukraine's accession to NATO. Just a few days ago, the prime minister officially rejected the pandemic treaty proposed by the World Health Organization.
The suspect in the assassination of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fizo has been identified as Slovak writer Juraj Sintura, a writer and activist. Witnesses claimed online that Yuraj Sintura first shouted at Fizo, who then approached him and tried to shake his hand before a shooting took place.
Abe was assassinated some time ago, this time it is the president of Slovakia, why are the leaders of these countries vulnerable to assassination by hostile forces?
Because very simply, the safety of their leaders' lives is protected by a special secret service, security department, or a bureau under the intelligence agency, and if a certain force buys off the people in the secret service with a large amount of money, then this kind of assassination will be very easy to happen.
The assassination was considered by some to be a typical "chicken for monkeys", with the assassination of the Slovak prime minister as a warning to European politicians who want to follow the ceasefire plan in Ukraine.