Czech Communist Party statement. Konecna sucks but she is somewhat right here:

https://www.kscm.cz/cs/aktualne/aktuality/katerina-konecna-bez-obalu-proc-si-cesi-maji-davat-pozor-co-rikaji-pisou

basic translation of her points:

First - the Communist Party of the Czech Republic, like many communist parties around the world, condemned the military solution to the conflict. Just as we have condemned what has been happening in Ukraine since 2014; just as we have condemned military attacks in Yugoslavia, Iraq, Afghanistan, Libya, Syria and elsewhere.

Secondly, every time I speak, I am confronted with the fact that I am not going along with the mainstream and I am not arguing for the supply of hundreds of millions of arms from the Czech Republic and billions from the EU. I am of the opinion that more arms does not equal a path to peace. Even a small child knows not to put out a fire with petrol. And that is exactly what I think supplying weapons to a place of conflict does. Unfortunately, the Communist Party is the only one promoting this. All other parties are in favour of massive armaments and adding tens of billions to the military budget.

Thirdly, I was very surprised by the statement of the Chief Prosecutor Igor Stříž that Czechs should be careful what they say and write. And I ask, why has the Supreme State Prosecutor's Office not issued similar texts in other cases? I have already named them - for example, in the attack on Libya, Syria, or, for example, in the US attack on the Iranian general two years ago.

And I completely agree with the text of the open letter by attorney Jindřich Rajchl, which reads, among other things, "As a citizen of this country, I am deeply concerned and as an attorney with more than 20 years of experience, I am completely shocked by your (Striz's) public statement, or rather threat, that law enforcement authorities are prepared to monitor and then prosecute public expressions of support or consent for the Russian Federation's attack on Ukraine by citizens of the Czech Republic. Indeed, all prosecuting authorities must by law remain completely apolitical at all times and in all circumstances and measure everyone by the same yardstick, regardless of the official policy of the currently elected government. The Supreme State Prosecutor's Office should follow this imperative even more consistently.

Fourth - the last remark is about the terrifying Russophobia that has risen. I understand the burning emotions that many people in the Czech Republic are now feeling. However, it is precisely these emotions that we should not allow to cloud our judgement, regardless of the exacerbation of the situation, and we should always act as our moral compass advises, regardless of the passions that the current tragic situation in Ukraine arouses. Some of the expressions of Russophobia in response to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict in recent days are already well over the line, and some frightening parallels come to mind that should rather remain dormant in the past. Nor should the current Russian aggression lead to a rewriting of history and targeted attacks against the entire Russian nation, especially when the recipients of these attacks are Russian citizens who bear no share of the blame and have played no part in the situation.

there is some later stuff that im too lazy to translate cause of really big words but she basically mentions that there are calls to ban russian citizens from the country, even dual citizens. she mentions these points in the context that czechia has a law on the books for people denying acts of crimes against humanity and genocide but thats threatened to be used against socialists instead of the obvious target of nazis. which goes to show that even well meaning laws under a liberal democracy are used to bludgeon working class people who dont want war