Moscow Protests Attack on Russian House in Prague
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Russia protested to the Czech Republic over an attack on the Russian House in Prague. Moscow summoned the Czech ambassador and sent a formal note to the Czech Foreign Ministry to express its discontent. The incident could affect diplomatic relations between Russia and the Czech Republic.
Reported Facts
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- •The Russian Foreign Ministry officially protested to the Czech ambassador on March 27, 2026.
- •The Czech ambassador was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry in Moscow on the same day.
- •The Russian Embassy in Prague sent a formal note to the Czech Foreign Ministry following the attack.
- •The attack targeted the Russian House, a cultural and diplomatic venue in Prague.
What Could Happen If...
- ▸If the Czech government condemns the attack and increases security for Russian diplomatic sites Russia may ease tensions and maintain diplomatic dialogue with the Czech Republic.
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Primary Sources (4)
RUInterfax (RU)Москва заявила протест в связи с нападением на Русский дом в ПрагеRUKommersant (RU)МИД России заявил протест чешскому послуRURBC (RU)Посла Чехии вызвали в МИД России из-за нападения на Русский домRURIA Novosti (RU)Российское посольство направит в МИД Чехии ноту после инцидента в Праге