An unknown person threw Molotov cocktails at the Russian House in Prague during the night

Stanislav Sereda
Stanislav Sereda Journalist
An unknown person threw Molotov cocktails at the Russian House in Prague during the night
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Czech police and firefighters arrived at the Russian House in Prague on Thursday night after an unknown perpetrator threw several bottles containing a flammable liquid at the building.

This is reported by Novinky.

“Since last night, we have been dealing with an attack in which someone threw several bottles containing a flammable mixture at the Russian House on Na Zatorce Street, Prague 6,” the police reported on Friday morning.

The unknown perpetrator fled the scene. “We are searching for the perpetrator, whom we suspect of criminal damage to property,” the police added.

The Russian House (Russian Centre for Science and Culture) is run by the Russian state agency ‘Rossotrudnichestvo’, which, following the start of the war against Ukraine in 2022, was placed on the European sanctions list for spreading pro-Kremlin propaganda.

Over the past few years, the Prague centre’s activities, under the guise of culture, have expanded to include the systematic promotion of pro-Kremlin narratives and political views.

According to findings by the website investigatecace.cz, the centre also translated a series of leaflets spreading false information about the war in Ukraine.

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