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The MP and president of the Centar party accused the government of systemic neglect and cover-ups of environmental incidents, noting that the deadline for transposing a key European directive expired three months ago.

Alongside pension law amendments, the Ministry of Veterans' Affairs is considering an increase in compensation for 3,930 unemployed veterans, currently set at 162 euros.

Andrej Plenković's government abolishes the 2002 reduction of veterans' pensions, completing the process of correcting crisis-era cuts. Minister Medved says this rectifies an injustice against Croatian veterans and their families.

While veterans claim the Operation Storm celebration was dignified, Telegram writes of 'gloom' and unpunished war crimes. The authorities 'saw nothing'.

Starting January 1st next year, around 200,000 veterans will receive increased pensions, and the law amendments also bring changes for 27,000 active military personnel and police officers.

Minister of Veterans' Affairs Tomo Medved said the Homeland War is the foundation of an independent Croatia, and veterans fought for this name for three decades.

Amendments go to public consultation, with special emphasis on the combat sector. Medved responds to Možemo! criticism

Photo monograph '1995.' bears witness to the victorious operation, while tribute was paid to fallen defenders in Sveti Đurađ.

The Minister of Veterans' Affairs called for a dignified celebration in Knin and sent a strong message to the families of the missing.

Minister Tomo Medved announced legislative changes for the autumn, also confirming details of the 31st anniversary celebration and the Rafale flyover

As the state prepares to celebrate Operation Storm, Cronika.hr columnist Mladen Pavković warns of decades of ignored crimes and a selective approach to justice.

A memorial dedicated to 28 children killed in the Homeland War has been defaced with graffiti, and the Veterans Minister is calling for a swift investigation and punishment of those responsible.

On the 31st anniversary of liberation in Operation Storm, residents of the first liberated municipality in Sisak-Moslavina County paid tribute to 137 lives woven into Croatia's foundations.

On the 31st anniversary of its liberation in Operation Storm, Hrvatska Dubica held a commemoration for 137 lives woven into the foundations of an independent Croatia, with moving testimonies from families whose loved ones have yet to be found.

Deputy Prime Minister sent congratulations on the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm and Victory Day, emphasizing it as the crowning achievement of all battles in the Homeland War.

The Minister of Croatian Veterans sent a congratulatory message on the occasion of Victory Day, Veterans Day, and the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, remembering all those who gave their lives for freedom.