Hlasy agresora lists politicians, activists and online personalities based on publicly available material.
An anonymous website listing Slovak politicians, activists and online personalities accused of spreading pro-Russian narratives has sparked a new dispute in Slovakia’s already divided information space.
The website Hlasy agresora (Voices of the Aggressor) lists around 130 names, including Prime Minister Robert Fico, government politicians, members of the far-right Republika movement and several figures associated with Slovakia’s conspiracy media scene.
The creator of the database says the website collects publicly available information about people who have appeared in connection with pro-Kremlin narratives, anti-Ukrainian statements, disinformation platforms or networks linked to Russia.
“I am fully aware that our neighbour is in a full-scale war, while Slovakia is in an information war — and believe me, we are not doing very well in it. That is why it is necessary to point out on a daily basis those who are dragging Slovakia to where it is now ,” the anonymous administrator told Denník N. He said the website was created with the help of artificial intelligence tools and that the first functional version was completed within minutes.
