Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fiko Shot, Life-Threatening Condition

Wednesday, 15 May 2024
The Prime Minister of Slovakia was shot multiple times this morning while cameras rolled ... and, his condition is apparently dire. Robert Fico -- who became PM of the Central European country for the third time last year -- went to a government…

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