THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AND EUROPEAN AFFAIRS (MVEP) has reacted to news of arrests in Serbia, where, according to claims by Serbian pro-government media, two men with Croatian passports are among the people suspected of preparing riots on the day of the parliamentary elections.
THE MINISTRY OF FOREIGN AND EUROPEAN AFFAIRS (MVEP) has reacted to news of arrests in Serbia, where, according to claims by Serbian pro-government media, two men with Croatian passports are among the people suspected of preparing riots on the day of the parliamentary elections.
The impression is that this is a continuation of a series of unfounded accusations against the Republic of Croatia, starting with the recent protest note and attacks on Croatian journalists and their reporting, according to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Croatia's Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs recommended that Croatian citizens postpone all non-essential travel to Serbia and exercise increased caution