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After the Ukrainian attacks on Russian data centers, automated operations in the online space have decreased, but experts question the claim that this affected the activities of pro-Russian accounts on social networks, and they emphasize the need for accurate data and verification of the situation. #Ukrajina #Yandex #dezinformace (translated)

Roman Kolář appreciated two contributions from the frontman of the band Rybičky 48, Kuba Ryba, and wrote that they should also be published on the X network. According to him, it is important when public figures speak about social issues, even if it may cost them some fans. He cited Drábová, Svěrák, and Vetchý as examples. Kolář wrote that Ryba explains the topic to people publicly and compared him to Hejma, whom he stated spreads pro-Russian disinformation. According to Kolář, there has been a long-term failure in defending against hybrid warfare, especially disinformation, and the situation is worsening. He criticized EU politicians for not wanting to pressure social networks to delete fake accounts, verify user existence during registration, or limit the spread of disinformation. He dismissed objections that such measures would mean censorship or the creation of a "Ministry of Truth" as nonsense. He called for pressure on EU lawmakers and the European Commission to address the issue. He warned that otherwise, pro-Russian political forces could win in other countries. In Germany, he labeled the AfD as a pro-Russian Nazi party and Die Linke as a pro-Russian communist party; he also noted that they have opposite views on migration. In France, he identified both Le Pen and Mélenchon as pro-Russian. #dezinformace #hybridníválka #politik (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka criticized the plan to convene a meeting in the Chamber of Deputies regarding the privacy of President Petr Pavel. He compared it to political processes from the communist era and claimed that its initiators were diverting attention from the problems facing Andrej Babiš's team, including the budget deficit and what he described as a fraud against pensioners. He also mentioned statements from representatives of the European Union regarding Babiš's conflict of interest. Šarapatka stated that Pavel publicly acknowledged a mistake concerning the elections and made his travel expenses public, although he emphasized that this is a private matter. He labeled the meeting in the Chamber as an unsuccessful political action and criticized Rajchl and Vondráček; he added a personal remark towards Rajchl. He described the President as a symbol of the Czech Republic in the West, in NATO, and the European Union, and called for support in the Senate. As a defender of democracy, he named Karel Řehka, Tomáš Třetina, Adéla Sucharda Šípová, Martin Dvořák, Jiří Padevět, and Tomáš Goláň and urged readers to go to the polls. #demokracie #politika #volby (translated)

Kutil Tona wrote to President Petr Pavel that he appreciates his approach and considers it a standard that all politicians should adhere to. He added that politicians from the governing parties, their voters, and pro-Russian compatriots will need to find new topics for their hatred; according to him, it was certain that they would find them. #politika #společnost #nenávist (translated)

Kutil Tona wrote that his pro-Russian compatriots often pointed to corruption in Ukraine, which he described as a serious problem that he believed should neither be denied nor excused. At the same time, he reproached them for overlooking corruption in Russia, stating that according to Transparency International, Ukraine ranked 104th and Russia 157th in 2025. He argued that these people considered Ukraine too corrupt to help, while admiring Russia despite its worse ranking. He characterized this attitude as typical of people he regarded as collaborators. #korupce #Ukrajina #Rusko (translated)

Lenka D. claimed that the SPD deputy Radovan Vích took control of the Ministry of Defense and that Minister Zůna merely followed his orders. According to the author, the SPD has dismantled the ministry in such a way that "even Russia couldn't have done it better" and has long supported Tomio Okamura. She wrote that as of July 1, the ministry dissolved the entire department led by Konderlová, which was responsible for purchasing military equipment, thus halting acquisitions. Vích also allegedly frozen the Czech Ammunition Initiative, prohibited the military leadership from traveling to Ukraine, and stopped the donation of unused equipment to that country. She cited radars that the army proposed to transfer to Ukraine as an example. According to Lenka D., Vích also illegally tasked military counterintelligence and demanded evidence that Ukrainians were misappropriating Czech aid. The author further claimed that counterintelligence began to revoke security clearances of inconvenient soldiers, which paralyzed the army. She labeled Vích's actions as treasonous, stating that he weakened both the ministry and the army, interrupted the transfer of information to the Ukrainian side, and should face criminal consequences. https://t.co/AtuN6nWIMv #ČeskáRepublica #MinisterstvoObrany #Vlastizrada (translated)

If there were bases in Slovakia with connections to the GRU (Russian military intelligence), it would not be surprising given the government's pro-Russian policies and the reputation of the Slovak intelligence service. Vladimir Snidl from the newspaper "Dennik N" thinks: "If there were bases in Slovakia with connections to the GRU (Russian military intelligence), it would not be surprising given the government's pro-Russian policies and the reputation of the Slovak intelligence service." #Slowakei #Russland #Militärkontakte (translated)

HolkazPrahy stated that Miloš Zeman announced his participation in the assembly of the Czech Union of Freedom Fighters instead of attending the state decorations ceremony. The author agreed and wrote that Zeman should not have been at the Castle, as he has already caused enough embarrassment there, in his opinion. His participation in the event, which HolkazPrahy described as a meeting of pro-Russian collaborators, according to the author, aligned with Zeman's focus. https://t.co/pyAZRIeaB2 #MilošZeman #ČeskáRepublika #politika (translated)

The Slovak parliament approved the budget for 2027, which anticipates a rising public finance deficit of 7.75 billion euros, while social partners and the opposition express disagreement and criticize the lack of growth-promoting measures and the violation of the constitutional law on budgetary responsibility. #slovenskýrozpočet #deficitevřejnýchfinancí #ekonomika (translated)

Roman Kolář stated that after a 12-hour ban on commenting and posting, he returned to X. He claimed that the platform subsequently limited his reach, which he believed had already declined due to criticism of Donald Trump, and warned him of a permanent account ban. He wrote that due to low reach, he was considering whether to remain on X. He cited as the reason for the penalty a call for collaborators to clear mines in Ukraine, and an offensive reaction to a user with the nickname "mocko." He claimed that the aggression began with a second user, who he believed did not receive any penalty. He attributed responsibility for several of his penalties on X and Facebook to people around Motokomouši. He indicated that his post criticizing Kateřina Konečná was reported as cyberbullying and that when criticizing Filip Turk, his comments were flagged as spam. Kolář also wrote that, in his opinion, Russian operations on social networks involve threats, harassment, stalking, and mass reporting of Democrats and supporters of Ukraine. He claimed that such accounts provoke people so that they can report their reactions via bots and achieve their blocking. He added that when he reported posts, Facebook, according to him, responded that it would not remove them. #slobodaSlova #dezinformace #Ukrajina (translated)

German analysts from the organization Polisphere, after monitoring nearly 10,000 accounts linked to disinformation actors, observed no decline in the activity of pro-Russian bots, even after recent Ukrainian attacks on data centers of the company Yandex. #ruskéboty #dezinformace #ukrajina (translated)

David Rangl wrote that the individual was allegedly a candidate for the Minister of Education and according to him, he was able to obfuscate well. He also identified him as one of the main speakers at pro-Russian demonstrations associated with Vrabel, which took place under the slogan "Czech Republic in 1st place!". https://t.co/8P2QZ05cZA #ministr #politika #demonstrace (translated)

The author of the post wrote that President Nawrocki, in an interview, deemed the pro-Russian Braun party an acceptable element of Polish politics. He assessed that such a stance is extremely dangerous and directly strikes at the security of the Republic. #Polska #Polityka #Bezpieczeństwo #PL (translated)

The blogger then asked the local Kremlin defenders whether a possible decrease in pro-Russian comments after the attack on the Russian data center by a Ukrainian drone would mean an Internet outage or an unplanned vacation for its patriotic users. At the same time, he challenged them to prove that they are not automatons and to answer how many legs a Russian bear has on a scooter. #Ukrajina #Rusko #Politika (translated)

The author described Andrej Babiš's comments about BIS director Michal Koudelka as scandalous and inappropriate. According to him, Koudelka warned that same day about Russian operations in Europe. The author stated that the prime minister should protect the Czech Republic from Russian influence, not turn a blind eye to it. He also criticized Babiš for governing with pro-Russian... #Babiš #Rusko #BIS #CZ #RU #EU (translated)

It is simply incomprehensible that a person with a past as a collaborator of the StB, ties to pro-Russian circles, and participation in a debate with a sanctioned Putin's ideologist, can co-organize a conference for military leaders under the auspices of the Air Force Command. #PetrMarkvart #českápolitika #obrannákonference (translated)

Jana Černochová criticized the army for collaborating with the pro-Russian arms dealer Petr Markvart, while as the Minister of Defense she overlooked his participation in professional conferences under the army's auspices, raising questions about her previous accountability. #PetrMarkvart #českápolitika #obrannákonference (translated)