Zoran Milanovic criticized Prime Minister Andriy Plenkovic for suggesting that parliament should train Ukraine’s armed forces and advised him to fight in Ukraine “in the manner of a sociopath”.
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic has said that Ukraine is not an ally of his state, but they are trying to take it by force. By the way in shape Index edition.
“Ukraine is not an ally. They are trying to do it by force. They cynically give it candidate status for the EU. This is today’s EU. Alas, zero,” he said.
Furthermore, Milanovic accused Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic of “shoveling the training of Ukrainian soldiers into parliament in the manner of a sociopath” and suggested that the politician go to Ukraine to fight.
“You yourself have no morals, you are completely immoral. Go to Ukraine and fight,” he said.
The Croatian president also said he will not attack or criticize those MPs who voted on the proposal to train the Ukrainian armed forces, but he will invite them to reflect on “what they have done”.
Note that Croatia will not participate in the training of Ukrainian fighters. December 16 local parliament failed vote on this decision. Two-thirds of the votes of the deputies of parliament were needed for the adoption of the document, but out of 151, 97 voted in favor, four less than necessary. According to the plan, Zagreb planned to train up to 100 servicemen from Ukraine and send 80 instructors to other EU countries.
We recall that these are not the first negative statements by Zoran Milanovic towards Ukraine. On January 25, he said it our country has no place in NATO. The dignity revolution of 2014, in his view, is a “coup”.
After these words, Prime Minister Andrei Plenkovich had to apologise. He added that the president’s remarks have nothing to do with the Croatian government or the country’s foreign policy, which aims to prevent conflicts.
Before the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the Croatian president accused Britain ofincites war and called on London to negotiate with the Russian Federation.
