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Croatia is observing the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day, and Croatian Defenders Day with large-scale celebrations in Knin. President Zoran Milanović and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, along with other state and military leaders including Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Defence Ivan Anušić and Chief of the General Staff of the Armed Forces Tihomir Kundid, are attending the ceremonies, which include traditional parades and flag-raising…
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Operation Storm Anniversary: Big Celebration Begins in Knin with Milanović and…
The 31st anniversary of Operation Storm and Croatia's Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day is being celebrated with a large event in Knin, attended by President Zoran Milanović and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković. The day includes traditional ceremonies, a military parade, and various cultural…
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Live: Victory Day in Knin - Thousands Gather, State Leaders Attend Ceremony
Thousands of people, including the complete Croatian state leadership, are gathered in Knin for the Victory Day ceremony. The event features the raising of the Croatian flag and the national anthem, preceded by the ringing of church bells.
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Galbraith knew Tuđman hated that plan: 'He said Krajina doesn't exist and…
This premium content story delves into a controversial plan, quoting Galbraith's assertion that Croatian President Tuđman disliked it and considered the Krajina region non-existent and the plan meaningless.
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State and Military Leadership in Knin for Victory Day Celebration
Croatian state and military leaders gathered in Knin to celebrate Victory Day, with HDZ ministers highlighting the country's achievements. The event included a traditional early morning parade.
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Three Guardsmen Made History: How They Took Down the Serbian Flag
This article details the historical moment when three guardsmen removed the Serbian flag from the Knin Fortress, a symbolic act during Operation Storm, and highlights the ongoing celebrations of Croatia's victory.
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Ten Truths About 'Oluja'
A commentary by Vlado Vurušić delves into ten key aspects of the 'Oluja' military operation, examining its significance in Croatian history.
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PHOTO Who all arrived in Knin despite the heat: Numerous politicians at the…
This news report, accompanied by photos, details the attendance of various politicians at the celebration of Operation Storm in Knin, noting the high temperatures.
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Atmosphere in Knin, Milanović arrived. Mayor: 'I saw hell'
This story covers the arrival of President Milanović in Knin, with the mayor describing a dire situation, possibly related to recent events or challenges in the city.
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Celebration Begins with a Reveille: Thousands Flock to Knin
The celebration of the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day, and Croatian Defenders Day has commenced in Knin with a traditional reveille, drawing thousands of visitors.
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Anušić and Kundid Congratulate on Victory Day
Minister of Defense Ivan Anušić and Chief of the General Staff Tihomir Kundid extended congratulations on Victory and Homeland Thanksgiving Day and the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, emphasizing Croatia's security and the importance of the operation.
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Commentary: Serbian Side Wants to Be Victim, Not Admit Defeat
Žarko Puhovski analyzes the Serbian perspective on the 'Oluja' operation, stating that the Serbian side desires victimhood rather than acknowledging defeat, and that Belgrade has seemingly written off the so-called Krajina.
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General's Recollection: 'Oluja' Operation Led to the Fall of Bihać
A general recounts the critical timing of the 'Oluja' operation, noting its impact on the liberation of Bihać and the reactions of Bosnian Serb leaders.
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Kotromanović on Ministers' Stance Regarding Milanović
Former minister Kotromanović commented on ministers who opposed Milanović, suggesting Banožić and Božinović lacked emotional connection to the 'Oluja' operation, unlike Medved.
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