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Petra Pecková stated that she heard Motorist MP Miroslav Krejčí talking about the need to significantly increase the number of special schools in connection with changes to school inclusion. According to her, Krejčí said that the capacities should be provided by the regions, and that if these were insufficient, their funding from RUD could be reduced. Pecková asked if Krejčí knew how much money the regions had lost since January due to the current government's measures. According to her, the Central Bohemian Region is now roughly four billion crowns in the red. She noted that the state sent the region two billion less for social services, another 500 million crowns is intended for salary increases in social services, and about 900 million for changes in wage tariffs and salary increases for officials, cultural workers, and public administration employees. The increase in wages in healthcare, she said, means an impact of 450 million crowns. She further wrote that the regions lost money for regional roads, estimating the impact on the Central Bohemian Region at between 340 million and one billion crowns over the years. According to her, she did not even take into account the VAT from compensations to public transport carriers, which should have an impact of 1.4 billion crowns. Pecková messaged Krejčí that if the regions lose funding from RUD due to insufficient capacity of special schools, which she claims do not have the means to build them, he could finance them from donations from his sponsors. She added that money from gambling could thus serve a good purpose. #školství #inkluzivnívzdělávání #sociálníslužby (translated)

The author stated that if Minister Juchelka does not respond to journalists, he will ask him about the case in a interpellation, to which he would have to respond. According to the author, the public has the right to know how the damage of 83 million, which the minister caused together with his advisor, will be compensated. He also thanked Lukáš Valášek. https://t.co/bOgur7eE52 #politika #novináři #interpelace #CZ (translated)

The post stated that Ukraine struck a refinery in the Ryazan region and that Volodymyr Zelensky announced the resumption of attacks on Russian refineries with the words "We have had enough." According to the post, Ukraine paused attacks for three days at the request of the USA, while Russia continued shelling Ukraine; more than 100 people were reported to have died in the last week. https://t.co/8KqhHL8bob #Ukrajina #Rusko #konflikt #UA #RU (translated)

Andrej Fiskovec wrote that the Trump administration was apparently trying to accomplish as much as possible before the midterms, before parliamentary investigations begin. He added that Europe will ultimately have no choice but to use the Russian assets it holds to support Ukraine. #Trump #Ukrajina #Evropa (translated)

West Ham United means a lot to me. I have spent half of my football career here, almost seven years, and more will come. I can say with a clear heart that it is my home. I am proud of what we have achieved, and I believe that we can achieve even more," said Souček. It has been great here from the very beginning, and it is great now as well. For my family and all the West Ham fans, whom I am very close to. I really enjoy life in the club's colors," Souček said, for whom West Ham is his first foreign engagement in his career. After signing a new contract, I have new ambitions - for myself and for the club. The first is that we want to return to the Premier League immediately. Subsequently, I want to play and be successful in the Premier League next season," said Souček. #TomášSouček #WestHamUnited #fotbal (translated)

The author objected to the question of why he judges people by their stance on Gaza. He wrote that he evaluates them based on how they relate to those who, in his view, killed 21,000 children, and he asked what stricter criteria could still exist and whether lower demands could be placed. #humanita #morálka #spravedlnost #IL #PS #PS #IL (translated)

The author stated that he judged people by their attitude towards those who, according to him, massacred 21,000 children. He was reacting to a question about why people evaluate others based on Gaza and asked what milder criteria or lower standards would still be considered. As a requirement, he mentioned the condemnation of these acts. #morálka #vztahy #spravedlnost #IL #PS (translated)

The head of the Czech intelligence service, Michal Koudelka, warned that Russia could launch attacks against NATO states that support Ukraine, including through acts of sabotage or limited military attacks, although there is currently no imminent threat to the Czech Republic. #NATO #Securitate #Rusia (translated)

This could involve acts of sabotage on the territory of a NATO member state against a target related to aid for Ukraine, a drone or missile attack on a weapons depot for Ukraine, or, in an extreme case, even a limited military action against one of the neighboring member states of the Alliance," said Michal Koudelka during a conference organized by the Czech parliament, Agerpres reports, citing Reuters. #Rusia #NATO #Ucraina (translated)

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babis criticized the agreement between the USA and Russia for the sale of Russian diesel, calling it "a big slap in the face to Europe" and expressing his concern about Washington's decisions in the context of the war in Ukraine. #AndrejBabis #Trump #UE (translated)

The Czech Prime Minister, Andrej Babiš, called the US-Russia agreement regarding the sale of diesel a "great slap in the face to Europe" and emphasized the need for the European Union to take action, in the context of Trump's criticisms of European purchases of Russian hydrocarbons. #Rusia #Motorina #DonaldTrump (translated)

Ján Simkanič wrote that the elections revealed the weakening position of Andrej Babiš and the ANO Movement. He compared Babiš's post-election speech to the output of artificial intelligence that makes up answers without the necessary groundwork, claiming that Babiš has run out of ideas and capable people who could join him. Simkanič predicted three years of governance with no benefit to the country, full of excuses, manipulations, and lies. He also warned of a possible attempt to aggressively control what he believes is still remaining, from public media to financial flows to the capacity of citizens to resist. He added that with increasing intensity, such steps would become more noticeable and ultimately unsuccessful. He called for the defense of everything that can be defended, even in small parts. #volby #Babiš #politika (translated)

Ondřej Černý appreciated an unspecified gesture and wrote that most Czech people would rather lose a thumb than admit a mistake. He added that President Petr Pavel must be tired of being considered a savior by people. He compared him to an "umbrella species," which, according to him, bears attacks from people whom he described vulgarity for a certain time so that a resilient young generation can grow under its protection. Černý also wrote that democracy should not rely on a single guarantor, into whom people project their problems, but on free individuals who support each other and encourage each other towards good. He thanked for this lesson. #demokracie #svoboda #politika (translated)