Croatia
Puhovski: The Serbian Side Does Not Acknowledge Defeat
While Linta seeks a ban on the 'Storm' commemoration and repeats inaccurate claims of ethnic cleansing, Puhovski analyzes irreconcilable narratives and reminds of crimes against civilians for which no one has been held accountable.
Croatia
RTS News Aired It at the 20th Minute, Tanjug Kept Silent
While Večernje Novosti and Politika on August 5, 1995, reported on a strike by a hundred thousand soldiers and thousands of shells, Slobodan Milošević's main propaganda weapon deeply buried the news of the collapse of the para-state.
Croatia
The Column Didn't Start in Zagreb
Author Slaven Raguž on Crodex.net challenges narratives of 'Storm' as aggression and ethnic cleansing, citing statements and documents from Serbian officials confirming that the withdrawal was planned in Belgrade.
Croatia
Serbs Wanted to Level Zagreb with Rockets on the First Day of Operation Storm
Milan Martić issued the order to destroy the capital, but Slobodan Milošević refused it. The last mayor of Knin testifies about the dramatic phone call and the chaos that followed.
Croatia
Linta Calls for Ban on Operation Storm Celebrations
As commemorations for victims are held in Serbia and Croatia, Miodrag Linta urges the EU to ban the celebrations, while Žarko Puhovski notes both sides live in irreconcilable narratives.
Croatia
Commemoration for Operation Storm Victims in Komić: "Immobile Marija Brkljač Was Burned Alive"