Milanović criticises Plenković over Ukraine stance amid domestic political friction
Croatian President Zoran Milanović criticized Prime Minister Andrej Plenković's foreign policy, while Interior Minister Davor Božinović addressed border migrant allegations.
Croatian President Zoran Milanović accused Prime Minister Andrej Plenković of advocating war and attempting to drag Croatia into the conflict in Ukraine, escalating an ongoing political rift. Milanović claimed on social media that the prime minister's foreign policy positions humiliated the Croatian military and argued for a policy focused on national protection and peace.
Separately, Croatian Interior Minister Davor Božinović addressed allegations regarding the mistreatment of migrants along the border with Bosnia and Herzegovina. Responding to media reports that police officers assaulted a group of migrants, Božinović stated that authorities have not established the facts of the case, adding that violence against migrants is often connected to criminal networks operating in the area.
Sources: Index, HRT Vijesti, Klix, Beta, N1
Sources
- N1 — Milanović kritikovao Plenkovića: Zagovara rat i uvlačenje Hrvatske u tuđi sukob
- Klix — Osigurana većina: Predstavnički dom SAD-a zaobišao rukovodstvo i izglasava raspravu o Epsteinovim dosijeima
- HRT Vijesti — Kaos u SAD-u: Obustavljena polijetanja u svim zračnim lukama
- Index — Zračni promet u SAD-u paraliziran, tisuće letova otkazane. Oglasio se Trump
- Beta — Hrvatska: Božinović negira premlaćivanje migranata na granici sa BiH
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