Babiš accused Milion chvilek of spreading hatred, the…

Babiš accused Milion chvilek of spreading hatred, the association denies the blame

26.10.2026 17:01 HotInfo

Czech Prime Minister Andrej Babiš accused the association Milion chvilek pro demokracii of spreading hatred and of publishing his phone number. The association rejected the claims, and its representative Mikuláš Minář asked the Prime Minister for an apology. aktuality.sk ↗

On Monday, Babiš called on both the opposition and Milion chvilek not to divide society. His objections concerned the association's activities and their alleged influence on the atmosphere in society. Milion chvilek, however, stated that it does not incite violence or aggression. teraz.sk ↗

The organization also condemned the threats directed against Babiš and his government. It stressed that rejecting the threats does not, in its view, mean accepting the Prime Minister's accusations. The association insists that it did not publish Babiš's phone number in any way. STVR (Minúta po minúte) ↗

Tensions between the Prime Minister, opposition parties, and the civic initiative increased after Sunday's protest on Old Town Square. According to available information, police did not intervene during the demonstration. Details of any investigation into the threats, or of who was behind them, have not yet been disclosed. svet.sme.sk ↗

Further developments will depend mainly on whether Babiš clarifies his accusation and whether the circumstances of the alleged publication of his number can be clarified. The association has also indicated that it will continue to reject violence and defend its public activities.