The gunman who repeatedly shot the Slovak Prime Minister in 2024, very nearly killing him, has been convicted of terrorism and jailed for 21 years, but despite his confession will appeal against the court’s decision.
The now-convicted terrorist who shot Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico five times at point-blank range in May last year greeted his sentencing by calling on the Slovak people to take to the streets, while also eyeing an appeal against his conviction. The shooting’s victim, Prime Minister Robert Fico, on the other hand reiterated that he forgave the gunman and said it was unfair he was to spent potentially the rest of his life in…
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