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Bill Clinton, the former U.S. president born on this day, visited Zagreb in January 1996 and met with Franjo Tuđman, while his administration supported Operation Storm.

The storm front that swept through Slovenia late Monday afternoon continued its path southeastward and reached Croatia. Hail fell near Ogulin, drivers stopped on the A1 motorway, and Zagreb was hit by a thunderstorm with heavy rain.

Tropical storm warnings remain in effect for most islands, with the Big Island hardest hit where 70% of the area is without power.

Directive No. 8 of the VRS Main Staff from August 3, 1995, reveals the irrational optimism of Ratko Mladić and his headquarters, who planned to reclaim lost territory while the Croatian Army prepared Operation Storm.

Ratko Dragović Klek has published an emotional in memoriam for Jadranko Olujić-Oluja, the reconnaissance commander of the 15th MPOAD, who passed away in 2026.

Family, comrades, and locals gathered at the grave of the Croatian defender, a member of the 154th Brigade, who lost his life on August 12, 1995, during the final operations along the Una River.

The Speaker of the Serbian Parliament, in an appearance on Kurir TV, accused Croatian singers of holding identical views on Operation Storm, criticized the EU, Montenegro's Prime Minister, and the opposition, while calling Vučić Serbia's best PR.

Montenegrin PM accuses Serbian president of double standards, claiming he fails to understand European politics and sends contradictory messages to Moscow and Europe.

A storm with strong winds and heavy rain swept through Slovenia last night, causing material damage across the country. Firefighters were busy, with the most interventions recorded in the Maribor area.

Montenegrin PM hits back at Serbian President after accusations of anti-Serbian policy and sending a representative to commemorate Operation Storm in Knin, calling him 'Russia's PR agent'.

Retired Admiral Davor Domazet Lošo claims that the intelligence operation Manjinjorgo, launched immediately after Operation Storm, prevented a new war and led to the peaceful reintegration of the Danube region.

In the town where the final combat operations of Operation Storm concluded, the 31st anniversary was marked with numerous veterans and families of the fallen. Wreaths were also laid by the state envoy, Deputy County Prefect Mihael Jurić.

While the Prime Minister repeats the official narrative that Operation Storm saved Bihać from disaster, the magazine of the Bosniak National Council, led by his coalition partner Armin Hodžić, calls this claim a historical falsification and a myth.

Serbian media raise alarm over announced performance at Hacienda, while Croatia recalls her series of controversial statements about Croatia, Operation Storm, and the Croatian language.

The long-time director of the Croatian Memorial Documentation Centre of the Homeland War presented evidence in the podcast 'Historical Dialogues' of the continuity of Greater Serbian policy from the 19th century to the 1990s.

At the commemoration on August 8, 2026, it was emphasized that the suffering endured in the camp, which operated from 1991 to 1995, obliges society to preserve the memory permanently.