"It's about handling the password." The defense wants to "cook" Kateřina Jacques on the computer

The situation surrounding Kateřina Jacques, the main ombudsman of the Ministry of Defense, is becoming clearer as she faces scrutiny over alleged security issues. Despite successfully passing two departmental tenders in the past four months, Jacques is now under investigation for improper handling of a computer password. Recently returning from representing the Czech Republic at an international meeting in Australia, she received an award for her courage. However, her position is now uncertain, as officials suggest that there is a push to remove her as part of a broader effort to eliminate remnants of the previous government. The investigation reportedly focuses on security protocols, but it appears that no classified information is involved. Responses from the Ministry of Defense officials have been limited, and Jacques has not commented on the situation. Further clarity on her future is expected in the coming days or weeks.