Croatian leader accused of acts of humanitarian aggression against UkraineMilanovic got into an international scandal / photo predsjednik.hr

Croatian President Zoran Milanovic ended up in the “Peacemaker” base, where the data of militants and accomplices of the Russian invaders are mainly entered.

This is evidenced by a corresponding  note on the web resource, made on the evening of January 25th.

It is indicated that the Croatian head is accused of acts of humanitarian aggression against Ukraine, he was identified as an “accomplice of Russian invaders” who spreads Kremlin propaganda and justifies Russian aggression against Ukraine.

The authors of the publication posted screenshots of Milanovic’s recent public statements to the press as evidence.Screenshot

What did Milanovic say?

On January 25, Milanovich said that Ukraine has no place in NATO, and in the event of a Russian offensive, Zagreb would distance itself as much as possible from the events and withdraw all the military from the region: “Ukraine has no place in NATO. When Ukraine changed power, then this movement, which was not democratic, was a coup, during which 50 people were killed.The story was like this – Ukraine goes to the West, asking nothing from Russia, milk rivers await it in the EU – jelly banks.Ukraine is still one of the most corrupt countries, the EU is nothing to Ukraine did not give”.

Milanovic admitted that he would by all means prevent any involvement of Croatia in the conflict between the Russian Federation and Ukraine.

In response, the Ukrainian Foreign Ministry stated that they demanded a public refutation of the insulting statements of the Croatian President of Ukraine. It is noted that Milanovic’s statements about the events of the Revolution of Dignity offend the memory of Ukrainians and foreigners who gave their lives for the European future of Ukraine.

“The Croatian President has demonstrated his disdain and ingratitude for the help that Ukraine and Ukrainians provided to Croatia during its struggle for independence, as well as in the fight against devastating fires last year. But we are sure that this ingratitude is his personal trait and does not extend on the Croatian people, with whom we are united by friendship and mutual respect,” the Foreign Ministry said in a comment.

Previously , the German commander Kai-Achim Schönbach distinguished himself with a scandalous statement about Ukraine . But after international condemnation, the military man was forced to resign .

Against the backdrop of the threat of a new armed Russian aggression, NATO is reinforcing the eastern flank of the Alliance with additional troops. At the same time, Stoltenberg stressed, there is no talk of sending troops to Ukraine itself .

According to intelligence reports, as early as February, the Kremlin may try to invade Ukraine with 100,000 troops.

(C)UNIAN 2022