Suspect in Slovak PM Shooting Now Faces Terror Charges

The charges against the detained 71-year-old have been upgraded based on new evidence, potentially leading to a life sentence.

Slovak Prime Minister Robert Fico was shot four times in May and is currently recovering at home.
The suspect, initially charged with attempted murder, now faces charges of carrying out a terrorist attack.
Authorities are investigating possible involvement of a third party in the politically motivated attack.
The suspect, identified as Juraj C., remains in custody following his arrest at the scene.
Fico's divisive politics have sparked widespread protests and concerns about Slovakia's future direction.