A Slovak Writer Detained as Suspected Assassin of Prime Minister: Examining His Past and Controversial Ideals

In the aftermath of the shooting of Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico, a 71-year-old man from the center of the country has been detained and identified as the suspected gunman. According to Slovak media reports, the suspect is a local writer and founder of the Duha literary club in Levice. Interior Minister Matus Sutaj Estok confirmed the identity of the shooter to journalists, stating that he is one of the founders of the Duha literary club in Levice.

If the allegations against him are verified, his membership in the official association of Slovak writers will be immediately canceled. The suspect’s son informed news site aktuality.sk that his father possessed a legally registered firearm. When asked about his father’s sentiments toward Robert Fico, he stated that his father did not vote for the Prime Minister. Several statements made by the suspect have been found on social media platforms. In a video posted online eight years ago, he expressed concerns about the prevalence of violence and guns in the world. He also mentioned founding a “Movement Against Violence” in Levice, describing it as a political party aimed at preventing the spread of violence in society.

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