Croatia Rejects Serbian Accusation of Election Interference
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Croatian Minister of Foreign and European Affairs, Gordan Grlic Radman, has rejected Belgrade's accusations of interference in the election process in Serbia, describing the Serbian protest note as unusual and motivated by the election campaign, writes Telegrafi. According to media in the region, he said that he had not received a more strange diplomatic document since taking office, Telegrafi reports. The Serbian Foreign Ministry had sent the n…
Aleksandar Vucic, who leads the electoral list Aleksandar Vucic-Serbia Unite in the early parliamentary elections that will take place in Serbia on 25 October, said Wednesday that no country has interfered in the elections of another country so much and...
Aleksandar Vucic, who leads the electoral list Aleksandar Vucic-Serbia Unite in the early parliamentary elections that will take place in Serbia on 25 October, said Wednesday that no country has interfered in the elections of another country as much and brutally as Croatia is involved in the upcoming elections in Serbia and added that Belgrade ...
Serbia sent a note of protest to Croatia on Wednesday, condemning as unacceptable Croatian attempts to influence political processes in the country ahead of early parliamentary elections on October 25, as well as Croatian media coverage of the political situation in Serbia. Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković dismissed the accusations as completely absurd.
Belgrade accuses Zagreb of attempting to influence the electoral process ahead of Oct. 25 snap parliamentary elections
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