Prime Minister of the Czech Republic Petr Fiala swore during a parliamentary session, Novinky writes.

The politician did not notice that his microphone was turned on, and in an obscene form quietly stated that he does not care for the upcoming vote on a vote of confidence in the government. Sound-detecting devices relayed his remark to the whole hall.

Vaclav Smolka, spokesman for the Czech government, explained that Fiala was a living person and swore by accident because of the protracted event. Probably, the premier's discontent was caused by the deputies' unwillingness to gather in the voting hall on time.