Fico’s ‘Judas’ government should have backed Ukraine, shooting suspect says
Shooter told authorities he disagreed with leader’s pro-Russia politics, according to a new legal document
Juraj Cintula, the man who allegedly shot Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico last week, didn’t mean to kill his victim — just to “damage his health” so he would be unable to continue as the country’s leader and pursue policies with which the shooter disagreed.
That’s according to a pre-trial detention order issued by a Slovak judge and released to media Thursday. — More...
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