Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico appeared in public for the first time on Friday since sustaining serious injuries in an assassination attempt. He criticized his liberal political opponents and praised his Hungarian counterpart Viktor Orbán for his trips to Kyiv and Moscow, reports AP. Fico took the stage at an evening gathering commemorating the 1161st anniversary of the arrival of Saints Cyril and Methodius, a national holiday in Slovakia. People gave him a standing ovation as he arrived at Devin Castle in Bratislava. In his address from the stage, Fico, who supports Russia in its war a…