Croatian President Zoran Milanović expressed concern regarding Serbia’s recent acquisition of missile systems and other military equipment. He stated he found the situation perplexing, emphasizing its significance for Croatia. Milanović firmly maintained that Croatia possesses neither the capability nor the intention to launch an attack against Serbia.
Speaking to reporters, he addressed questions surrounding Serbia’s arms purchases and allegations originating in Belgrade. These allegations centered on a military cooperation memorandum involving Croatia, Albania, and Kosovo, which some viewed as a potential provocation directed at Serbia. Milanović acknowledged that Serbia’s decision to arm itself is a sovereign matter.
However, he voiced uncertainty about the objectives behind this substantial investment in military hardware. “It is their sovereign decision,” he asserted, “but I must admit I don’t understand what they aim to achieve with that kind of armament.” He highlighted the considerable financial outlay and the lack of clarity surrounding the spending dynamics. The situation involving Serbia, Croatia, and Kosovo remains a point of discussion.
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