The Czech Prime Minister Petr Fiala (previously Twitter) was attacked.
Prague:
The Czech Prime Minister Petro Fiala was attacked on Tuesday morning, and fake posts appeared, even about a Russian attack against Czech soldiers, said a spokesman for the government office.
“The publication about the attack on Czech soldiers is not true,” said spokeswoman Lucie Michut Jesatkova in a text message to Reuters.
That position, saying in Czech that the Russian forces had attacked the Czech units near the border of Kalinningrad, was later eliminated.
Publications in Czech and English on the response to US tariffs were also eliminated from Mr. Fiala’s account, which has 366,700 followers.
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