Milanović Gave Consent for Soldiers to Participate in Missions
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ZORAN Milanović has given his consent for the participation of members of the Croatian Army in NATO, European Union and United Nations missions and activities in 2027 and 2028 after Defense Minister Ivan Anušić requested it, the Croatian President's Office announced.
Zoran Milanović approved the participation of Croatian soldiers in NATO, EU and UN missions during 2027 and 2028, thus continuing Croatia's active involvement in international security operations.
Milanović gave consent to sending Croatian soldiers to NATO and international missions: Here is where they will be deployed - The consent was requested by the Deputy Prime Minister of the Croatian Government and Minister of Defense Ivan Anušić.
Zoran Milanović has given his consent for the participation of Croatian military personnel in NATO, European Union and United Nations missions and activities in 2027 and 2028 after being requested to do so by Defense Minister Ivan Anušić, the Croatian President’s Office announced on Wednesday. “Based on his constitutional and legal powers, the President of the Republic of Croatia and the Supreme […]
Minister Ivan Anušić requested, Pantovčak approved - Croatian soldiers could go to the other side of the world
Zoran Milanovic has given his consent for the participation of members of the Croatian army in missions and activities of NATO, the European Union and the United Nations in 2027 and 2028 after being requested to do so by Defense Minister Ivan Anusic, the Croatian president's office said on Wednesday.
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