Croatia holds a presidential election with the incumbent NATO and EU critic considered favorite
- Croatia is holding a presidential election with the incumbent president, Milanović, facing reelection challenges amid criticism of Western support for Ukraine.
- Milanović has blocked Croatia’s participation in NATO missions, stating that 'No Croatian soldier will take part in somebody else’s war.'
- Prime Minister Plenković has framed the election as vital for Croatia's future in the EU and NATO, labeling Milanović as 'Pro-Russian.'
- Rival candidate Primorac emphasized that 'Croatia’s place is in the West, not the East.
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