Croatia's President and Prime Minister Feud Over Ukraine
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Croatian President Zoran Milanović and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković have exchanged sharp criticism over Zagreb’s stance on the war in Ukraine and the participation of Croatian soldiers in international missions. Plenković raised the issue on 10 November in the Croatian parliament while presenting the results of a meeting of the European Council. He said that Croatia had missed the opportunity to participate in missions to train and support th…
THE PRIME MINISTER presented the Report on the European Council meeting on October 15th and 16th in Parliament, saying that the meeting showed "certain differences" among member states on the issue of support for Ukraine and migration policy.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković expressed regret that his country has not initiated military cooperation with Ukraine and blamed the president for this. The head of government in Zagreb called the Ukrainian armed forces the most interesting European army in existence. "The Croatian armed forces have no idea what is currently happening in the area of military cooperation in support of Ukraine," Plenković said.
Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said Tuesday that a “serious drawback” is that the Croatian armed forces have no idea of cooperation between European countries and the Armed Forces of Ukraine, which he called the best trained armed forces in Europe.
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