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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)

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)

According to warnings from Polish analysts, the Russians are preparing a scenario in the Estonian town of Narva similar to the annexation of Crimea, with the aim of inciting pro-Russian sentiments and testing NATO's unity and readiness for a potential conflict. #Narva #Rusko #NATO (translated)

David Rangl, in an ironically toned post, claimed that the intervention of Russian data centers caused chaos in the Czech pro-Russian scene. According to him, disinformation websites and trolls stopped receiving instructions, so some people had to form their own opinions. Rangl described that the SPD convened a crisis staff, which, according to him, after several hours came up with several contradictory explanations: either the attack did not occur, Russia repelled it, or it could have been Brussels, NATO, migrants, and Petr Fiala to blame. He also mentioned a demand for the government's resignation without a clearly stated reason. According to him, on the alternative scene, one influencer condemned Russian aggression, another published photos of burning servers as evidence of Russian victory, and another began promoting Russia's accession to NATO. Jindřich Rajchl, according to Rangl, demanded a parliamentary investigative committee due to the decline in followers. The post further described the extinguished premises of the Stačilo! movement, non-functional stamp machines at the Václav Klaus Institute, and the vaccination of the Svatopluk association against rabies at a veterinary station. The situation was eventually calmed by a chain email that blamed events on Soros, Ukrainian pensioners, and a secret NATO lab in Uzhhorod. Rangl concluded that Russian servers were gradually returning to operation, while the damages to the Czech "patriotic scene" could be irreversible, as some people realized during the outage that they could think independently. #ČeskáRepublika #dezinformace #vlastenectví (translated)

Kamil Krilov disputed the statement of MP Rajchl that the restaurant owner was threatened by his opponents and subsequently refused to host a meeting of pro-Russian supporters. He stated that, in his opinion, the owner canceled the reservation after learning who was planning to hold a celebration at the restaurant; the reservation, according to him, was made under a different name. He also characterized Rajchl and the participants of the event with derogatory terms. Krilov also wrote that he is interested in how the owner of the Ski&Wake park in Těrlicko will react when he finds out who reserved a separate room there. #politika #česko #volby (translated)

A gift for Putin called for participation in the elections and wrote that people in municipalities should take care of citizens during floods, blackouts, or other crises. According to him, the Senate prevents anyone from changing the Constitution or electoral rules, and Babiš's government relies on the openly pro-Russian SPD votes. The author also included a link to his personal voting tips. https://t.co/BUZjcl0kFv #volby #demokracie #politika (translated)

Roman Kolář asked why the activists from Last Generation, who glued themselves to roads during Petr Fiala's government, were now silent according to him. He claimed that their protests helped motorists in the elections and questioned whether they were bothered by Filip Turk's and Petr Macinka's approach to ecology. He was also interested in the investigation of the factory fire in Pardubice, which produced equipment for Ukraine. He wrote that, according to available claims, leftist perpetrators set it on fire believing it served Israel, and he asked if it was already known who had incited them. In response to Tomáš Dvořák's text, he stated that Russia, in his view, supported the division of society and political extremes across the spectrum through disinformation and fake accounts. Therefore, he did not consider the left to be a lesser threat than the right. In Germany, he identified AfD, Die Linke, and BSW as pro-Russian entities. In France, he believed that in political conflict, Marine Le Pen and Jean-Luc Mélenchon would likely face each other; both, according to Kolář, rejected assistance to Ukraine. #politika #ekologie #dezinformace (translated)

Paukner Media announced that it has opened a part of its "Paukner Archive" and claimed that the company of an unnamed individual collaborated with Vladimir Putin's regime and received money from Russia, from Siberia through Tatarstan to Moscow. According to the author, the individual simultaneously supported Ukraine and moved in the vicinity of Petr Pavel. Paukner Media also criticized Seznam Zprávy and linked the topic of Russian money with Danuše Nerudová, Vít Rakušan, Ondřej Kolář, Tomáš Zdechovský, and Petr Fiala. The author asked whether the STAN movement would return millions in donations and how Nerudová and Zdechovský would explain the alleged indirect financing of the campaign by Russian farmers and gardeners. He claimed that a key text with evidence was published on HeroHero and that he planned to release it on social media the following day around 5 PM. He announced that he was embarking on a confrontation with the individual, whom he referred to as more dangerous than Michal Strnad. #Rusko #Ukrajina #politika (translated)

The article deals with the controversial entrepreneur Petr Markvart, whose close ties to pro-Russian groups and propaganda drew attention when the Czech army withdrew its patronage from the conference organized by his company Defcon, only after Seznam Zprávy pointed it out. #ProruskáPropaganda #PetrMarkvart #BezpečnostníKonference (translated)

The Army of the Czech Republic canceled support for the Future Air Force conference due to concerns about security interests after it became clear that the co-organizer of the event, entrepreneur Petr Markvart, has pro-Russian ties and a controversial past. #ArmádaČR #bezpečnost #proruskývliv (translated)

Lukáš Valášek stated that the Chief of General Staff of the Czech Army, Miroslav Hlaváč, canceled the patronage of the conference several hours after the publication of his text, which had previously been granted by his representative. According to Valášek, this occurred after he and Kristýna Ciroková described in Seznam Zprávy the connections of the organizer, former StB collaborator Petr Marvart, to pro-Russian actors. At the conference, representatives of the Czech Army were supposed to discuss, among other things, air defense; Valášek reminded that experts had warned about Russian air attacks on NATO. https://t.co/FzoMc116zp #ČeskáArmáda #RuskéHrozby #Bezpečnost (translated)

Zdeněk Šarapatka wrote that Petr Markvart, whom he described as a well-known disinformer with ties to the ANO movement and pro-Russian structures, organized a conference under the auspices of the Czech Army. He stated that Markvart also appeared as Jsem Zděšena! or Peťulína Markvartová. He did not consider the situation to be a disaster movie, but rather an everyday reality of Babiš's government, which he labeled as a "hybrid terror regime" and described its representatives with derogatory terms. #dezinformace #Babiš #konference (translated)

The author described it as incomprehensible that a person, to whom he attributed a past as an agent of the StB, ties to pro-Russian circles, and participation in a debate with a sanctioned Putin ideologist, could co-host a conference for military elites under the auspices of the Air Force Command. He added that this was not the end of the matter. #politika #bezpečnost #Rusko #CZ #RU (translated)

The author stated that the military representatives were supposed to discuss air defense at the conference. According to him, the event was organized by Petr Markvart, whom he characterized as a former collaborator of the StB. He also wrote that Markvart appeared at the event with a sanctioned ideologue of Vladimir Putin and was involved in pro-Russian organizations. https://t.co/8CSzIC6QJt #armáda #proruské #konference #CZ #RU (translated)

Then he labeled the prime minister as a subsidy fraudster and the ruling party as composed of crooks. He criticized the members of the government for their pro-Russian stances and assigned them further derogatory labels. According to him, the Czech Republic was heading towards serious problems, while the issue at hand was that the president did not go to vote in his small village with two candidates. He stated that the president made a mistake, but considered other issues more important. #ČeskáRepublika #politika #vláda (translated)

🔴 In the last week, I have blocked more pro-Russian trolls across social media than I did in the previous six months. Our investigative series on Russian influence is clearly attracting attention. 🔴 So a little reminder: Don't engage with these accounts by responding to them, even if they try to provoke you. 🔴 The algorithms that drive this platform may then think these accounts are relevant, increasing their content reach. 🔴 A reasonable solution? Immediate block. #ProruskéTrole #Investigation #SociálníSítě (translated)