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    Molotov cocktails thrown at Russian cultural centre in Prague

    Prima NewsBy Prima NewsMarch 27, 2026No Comments1 Min Read
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     An unknown attacker threw several Molotov cocktails at the building ​of a Russian cultural centre ‌in Prague on Thursday night and police are searching for the suspect, Czech ​police said on Friday.
    Pictures released ​by the police showed a charred ⁠facade of the building in the ​Prague 6 district that is home ​to many diplomatic missions, including the Russian one.
    The Russian embassy said on Facebook that ​the attacker or attackers threw six ​bottles with flammables, three of which damaged the ‌facade.
    “We ⁠consider this incident to be an unprecedented violent act, which threatened the lives and health of the ​staff,” the ​embassy said.
    Russian ⁠Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova, on Telegram, called it ​a “barbarian act”.
    Czech Interior Minister Lubomir ​Metnar ⁠said on X that any attacks were unacceptable, the matter was under ⁠investigation, ​and authorities were ​ready to react if further measures are needed.
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