US EditionCroatia and Slovenia Sign Defense Deal Amid Debate Over Troop Deployments to Ukraine - teleSUR English
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Security guarantees for Ukraine: Croatia will not perform troops, and Slovenia will do so only in a mission of the United Nations Croatia has excluded the sending of troops to a multinational peacekeeping mission in Ukraine and providing guarantees...
Croatia and Slovenia Sign Defense Deal Amid Debate Over Troop Deployments to Ukraine - teleSUR English
Croatian defense minister rules out sending forces, while Slovenia keeps option open under potential UN mandate. On Friday, Croatian Defense Minister Ivan Anusic and Slovenian Defense Minister Borut Sajovic signed a defense cooperation agreement between their two countries. RELATED: Ukraine Proposes New Format for Protecting Skies During the event, Anusic announced that his country will not send troops to Ukraine. “We are neither prepared, nor d…
Croatian Defence Minister Ivan Anusic stated on Friday that his country excludes the sending of troops to a multinational peace-keeping mission in Ukraine and the provision of security guarantees...
Croatia has categorically excluded shipment of troops to a multinational peacekeeping mission in Ukraine, while Slovenia has stated that it could only take this into account in a United Nations-led mission.
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