ne da bi Hrvatska bilo kome prijetila već kako bismo odvratili svaku prijetnju
ne da bi Hrvatska bilo kome prijetila već kako bismo odvratili svaku prijetnju
The Croatian government is launching a major military procurement, including the acquisition of South Korean rocket launchers and the modernization of multi-role combat aircraft, with the aim of strengthening defense capabilities faced with serious security threats. (translated)
CHUNMOO – NEW STRATEGIC DETERRENCE CAPABILITY Croatia is acquiring 18 South Korean Chunmoo long-range multiple launch rocket systems❗️ ✅After #CRORafale, this is one of the largest and most important investments in the modernization of the Croatian Armed Forces since the end of the Homeland War. @VladaRH (translated)
Prime Minister Andrej Plenković announced the procurement of 18 South Korean Chunmoo rocket systems, which will provide Croatia with the capability for precise action at long distances, and the decision comes in the context of strengthening defense capacities due to global security threats. (translated)

The events in Ceuta are not an isolated incident. It is a symptom of a deep and long-term problem in European migration policy, which has been ongoing for more than ten years. If the policy does not change, we will see such scenes more and more frequently. The danger is real and significant. Croatia is not isolated from... (translated)
Russia sharply responded to Germany's accusations that it is responsible for the attempt to attack the Leipzig/Halle airport with a drone, while Croatia expressed solidarity with Germany and condemned that dangerous act. (translated)

The Croatian government strongly condemns the attempted drone attack in Germany, which the Berlin Minister of the Interior claims is linked to Russian state agencies, and expresses full solidarity with Germany in facing such hybrid threats to European security. (translated)

Ana Brnabić sharply responded to the statement of Andrej Plenković, accusing him of supporting criminal values and that Croatia 'inherits the Ustasha legacy'. (translated)
There is no European path for Serbia until the issues from the 1990s are resolved and until war compensation is paid to all victims of the Homeland War. The Croatian government does not emphasize this as a priority. The payment of war compensation should be set as a condition for Serbia's integration into the European Union. (translated)
Former Croatian Minister of Justice Vesna Škare Ožbolt stated that it is uncertain whether the body of Ratko Mladić will be transferred to Serbia after his death in The Hague, given the investigation into the circumstances of his death and the possibility of burial with state honors, which raises controversies due to his conviction for war crimes and genocide. (translated)

On this day in 1991, Vlado Gotovac delivered a legendary speech in Zagreb, highlighting the shame of the JNA and expressing pride towards Croatian mothers whose sons served in the army, while the gathered listened to his emotions in the rainy weather. (translated)
On the International Day of the Disappeared and the Day of Remembrance for Missing Persons in the Homeland War, we pay respect to the 1,725 missing persons that Croatia is still searching for. The issue of the missing is one of the main priorities of @VladaRH since the beginning of our mandate. Since 2016, 444 have been investigated. (translated)
During a seemingly routine firefighting operation on the island of Great Kornat on August 30, 2007, the greatest tragedy in the history of Croatian firefighting occurred, when 12 firefighters died and only one survived. (translated)

In the Kornati tragedy that occurred on August 30, 2007, during a routine firefighting operation, 12 firefighters died, while one survived with serious injuries. (translated)
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Hrvoje Petrić warns that Croatia must take into account the possibility of a series of climate extreme events, not just individual ones, in order to adequately assess climate risks, especially in light of recent research on catastrophic floods in Europe. (translated)
Historian Hrvoje Petrić warns that Croatia must consider the possibility of multiple extreme weather events, such as catastrophic floods, that can occur in a short period, according to new international research published in the journal Nature. (translated)

A large study on European floods from the 14th century warns that Croatia must prepare climate risk assessments for potential serial extreme floods, as such events have been recorded in the past and can significantly impact society and infrastructure. (translated)