Aldaris
02-27-2022, 12:58 PM
The highest-ranking public prosecutor Igor Stříž has given the statement that the approval of the presence of Russian forces in Ukraine will in some cases be regarded as a crime worthy of six months to three years of imprisonment. There is the article, shuffle it into google translate if you want to.
https://www.irozhlas.cz/zpravy-domov/igor-striz-rusky-utok-nejvyssi-statni-zastupce-rusko-ukrajina-schvalovani_2202260944_jgr
I'm sure those are just the empty words, but the guy should consider to keep his tongue in his mouth before releasing such statements.
The guy's justification for his claims is this:
http://zakony.centrum.cz/trestni-zakonik/cast-2-hlava-13-dil-1-paragraf-405
It deals with the approval of genocide, which is considered a crime in here.
Now what I'm asking is - how can this situation be considered a genocide? Do you actually think this fits its definition, Igor? Did you have some sort of mental breakdown or you just hate Russians, pal?
https://www.irozhlas.cz/zpravy-domov/igor-striz-rusky-utok-nejvyssi-statni-zastupce-rusko-ukrajina-schvalovani_2202260944_jgr
I'm sure those are just the empty words, but the guy should consider to keep his tongue in his mouth before releasing such statements.
The guy's justification for his claims is this:
http://zakony.centrum.cz/trestni-zakonik/cast-2-hlava-13-dil-1-paragraf-405
It deals with the approval of genocide, which is considered a crime in here.
Now what I'm asking is - how can this situation be considered a genocide? Do you actually think this fits its definition, Igor? Did you have some sort of mental breakdown or you just hate Russians, pal?