Croatian president approves military participation in NATO, EU and UN missions for 2027 and 2028
Summary
Croatian President Zoran Milanović has given preliminary consent for Croatian Armed Forces personnel to take part in NATO, EU and UN missions in 2027 and 2028, the President's Office announced. The approval covers continued participation in KFOR and Sea Guardian, NATO's enhanced forward presence in Lithuania, Poland and Hungary, EU operations Atalanta, Irini and the new Aspides mission, and UN missions UNMOGIP, MINURSO and UNFICYP.
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- Na temelju svojih ustavnih i zakonskih ovlasti, predsjednik Republike Hrvatske i vrhovni zapovjednik Oružanih snaga Republike Hrvatske Zoran Milanović donio je Odluke o davanju
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- Hrvatska · Country
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India, Pakistan, Cyprus, Lithuania, Hungary, Poland, Kosovo, Libya, Morocco and Spain are marked as areas of the missions (UNMOGIP, UNFICYP, NATO forward presence, EUNAVFOR operations) in which Croatian soldiers will take part, while Croatia is the country whose president made the decision.
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- 11:37 AMJutarnji listOpen the original
- 11:44 AMN1 HrvatskaOpen the original
- 12:44 PMIndex.hrOpen the original
- 01:55 PMDnevni avazOpen the original
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