Slovakian Prime Minister resurfaces two weeks after 'disappearing' following Putin visit Slovakian Prime Minister Robert Fico reportedly disappeared after meeting Vladimir Putin - but has resurfaced two weeks later.
Mr Fico, born in Topoľčany, Czechoslovakia in 1964, held talks with Mr Putin last month amid a spat between Bratislava and Kyiv over the cessation of Russian gas transits through Ukraine.
According to The Slovak Spectator, despite inquiries from Slovak media to the hotel and the Slovak government, the prime minister's exact activities in Thailand remain unclear as no official visit has been announced.
Many of the uploaded clips contained a view of only drawn curtains and closed windows, which led viewers to struggle to work out where exactly Mr Fico, who founded left-wing political party Direction – Social Democracy, was.
Speculation mounted among MPs he was spending the festive season in Dubai, but now Mr Fico has been spotted at the glamorous Capella Hanoi hotel in Hanoi, Vietnam.
