Slovaks protest amid PM Robert Fico’s coup warnings

Thousands of people across Slovakia demonstrate the government of Prime Minister Minico Robert Fico, withdrawing his warnings against the criticism of the Liberals who use the demonstrations.

Rallies are taking place in 25 Slovak towns and cities, the latest in hunger for his community.

Critics are angry at what they say is that fico is destroying the country’s institutions, culture and space in the EU and Nato, especially the shaking of Ukraine and its integrity.

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He rejects the objections that he wants to take Slovakia out of the EU and Nato, saying that the country’s membership was unsolicited.

The Dennik N Website Estimates that about 100,000 people in Slovakia went to the demonstrations, and about 40,000 in the region alone.

Another 10,000 were said to have taken to the streets of Bankka Bystrica, a city of 75,000.

On Thursday, 15,000 demonstrated in the second largest city in Slovakia, Kosece, to avoid conflict with another event that was taking place tonight.

There were no reports of violence or disruption, unlike this week’s fico warnings that encourage demonstrations in public buildings, prompting police to stage large-scale demonstrations.

Earlier on Friday, Fico told reporters that the press police had begun to evacuate foreign “educators” who said they were in Slovakia to help oppose his government.

On Wednesday he called a meeting of the Security Council of the Government, saying that intelligence had recent evidence that a group of foreign gangs in Georgia and in 2014 in Ukraine was active in Slovakia.

The work of the Slovak intelligence, the leader, has confirmed his claims, but has given more. The opposition has little faith in the sister, as it is run by the son of an MP in Fico’s party.

Fico said that the “yber-clue” cyber “that hit the health insurance on Friday was similar to” How to deal with unexpected governments that are thinking about other things ” to improve relations with Moscow.

He said events like this are happening “in the representatives of the opposition, Ngos made abroad, advisers and newspapers.”

Dennik n later said the incident was another attempt, not a cyber attack, not a big one.

Slovak authorities have already waged a cyber war against the country’s registry that would have come from Ukraine. Kyiv has politely denied the accusation.