Milanoviq refuted President Vučić’s assertion that Croatia, Kosovo, and Albania were conspiring to launch an assault against Serbia. Recent reports from Gazeta Express, published on March 15th, 2026 at 8:45 PM, highlighted Croatian President Zoran Milanoviq’s anxieties surrounding Serbia’s recent acquisition of weaponry. He emphasized Croatia’s status as a NATO and European Union member.
Milanoviq stated, “The truth is that China provided this equipment. The question is why Serbia is pursuing this? While I acknowledge their desire for robust defense capabilities, the procurement of offensive weapons is also concerning.” He addressed journalists in Zagreb regarding Serbia’s purchase of Chinese missiles.
Milanoviq maintained that Serbia’s arms acquisition represents a sovereign choice. However, he remained uncertain about the specific goals driving this action. “This situation also troubles me, particularly Croatia…” He underscored the need for clarity regarding Serbia’s intentions with these newly obtained weapons.
The focus remained on Serbia’s actions and their potential implications within the broader regional context.
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Milanoviq rejected Vučić’s inflammatory statement alleging that Croatia, Kosovo, and Albania were scheming to attack Serbia.
Milanoviq rejected Vučić’s inflammatory statement alleging that Croatia, Kosovo, and Albania were scheming to attack Serbia.