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VIDEO Plenković S Govornice UN-a Prozvao Srbiju: 'Državni Ispraćaj Mladića Uvreda Je žRtvama'

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Međunarodno pravo je granica između poretka i tiranije, rekao je Andrej Plenković u svom govoru na Općoj skupštini UN-a u kojem je posevao na obnovu povjerenja u multilateralizam “koji daje rezultate”. „Hrvatska podupire multilateralizam usosyaljen na pravilima kao […] Objava VIDEO Plenković s govornice UN-a prozvao Srbiju: ‘Državni ispraćaj Mladića uvreda je žrtvama’ pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

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Međunarodno pravo je granica između poretka i tiranije, rekao je Andrej Plenković u svom govoru na Općoj skupštini UN-a u kojem je posevao na obnovu povjerenja u multilateralizam “koji daje rezultate”. „Hrvatska podupire multilateralizam usosyaljen na pravilima kao […] Objava VIDEO Plenković s govornice UN-a prozvao Srbiju: ‘Državni ispraćaj Mladića uvreda je žrtvama’ pojavila se prvi puta na Novi list.

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PRIME MINISTER Plenković condemned Serbia's honors for Mladić at the UN, supported Ukraine, and called for reform of the system and a fairer position for Croats in BiH.

·Zagreb, Croatia
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Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic stated that the official ceremony held in Serbia for Ratko Mladic was an insult to the victims and the court rulings. Plenkovic said that the public support for the ceremony was incompatible with Serbia's EU values.

Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković spoke at the session of the United Nations General Assembly this morning about the situation in our region.

The Prime Minister said that a commitment to "equality and reform" should also guide Bosnia and Herzegovina, where Croats "continue to be denied legitimate representation."

International law is the boundary between order and tyranny, said Andrej Plenković in his speech at the UN General Assembly, in which he called for the restoration of trust in multilateralism "that produces results". "Croatia supports multilateralism based on rules as the pinnacle of human cooperation - not because...

·Split, Croatia
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IndexHR broke the news in Zagreb, Croatia on Wednesday, September 23, 2026.
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