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Despite last year's cleanup, illegal dump once again threatens groundwater that supplies thousands in Dalmatia.

Croatian public figure Ava Karabatić reported her partner for abuse in Belgrade, but police found she violated Serbia's foreign residence rules and filed a misdemeanor charge against her.

Allies express solidarity with two eastern flank members, pledge to bolster air and missile defense from the Baltic to the Black Sea, and reaffirm unwavering support for Ukraine.

While the public is horrified by the pollution in Lika, the daily dumping of waste into the karst underground of Dalmatia goes without any reaction or sanctions.

Due to the Conference League third qualifying round match between Hajduk and Žalgiris, Split police are implementing special traffic regulations. The first roadblocks begin as early as 3 PM, with stadium gates opening at 6:30 PM.

Dragan Babić, a physician and academic from Mostar, has been non-final sentenced and fined for two separate incidents on Makarska beach where he insulted guests from Sarajevo on ethnic and religious grounds.

Two drivers were stopped in Novi Zagreb on Friday while under the influence of alcohol. Both were arrested, taken to the misdemeanor court, and sentenced to suspended prison terms and driving bans.

In a week of intensified speed enforcement in Međimurje, 232 violations were recorded, with the dubious record set last Thursday when a driver sped 92 km/h over the limit.

The Bjelovar-Bilogora Police Department intensified traffic surveillance, and besides the enormous number of speeding violations, two traffic accidents with injuries and several drunk drivers were recorded.

A 26-year-old was stopped in Zagreb on Friday evening, and the breathalyzer showed 0.74 per mille. Although the police sought 3,310 euros, the court imposed a slightly lower amount.

Shocking footage from the island of Vir shows a dangerous e-scooter ride that ended in a collision with a pedestrian. A similar case of reckless riding was recorded in Marina, where a foreign teenager sped at 50 km/h.

From the beginning of the year to the end of July, 69 misdemeanors against public order and peace were recorded in the area of the Dubrovnik Police Station, with the majority of interventions related to brawls, arguments, and shouting.

Police recorded thousands of violations across Croatia over the weekend, with speeding and alcohol leading the list. Two people lost their lives.

The Split Maritime Police Station has intensified surveillance during the peak tourist season, with the highest number of sanctioned violations related to improper planing within 300 meters of the shore.

Police issued the largest fine in the Dubrovnik-Neretva County last week to a 70-year-old. In addition to fleeing the scene of an accident, he drove an unregistered car and disturbed public order by shouting.

The Municipal Court in Rijeka fined a 25-year-old Serbian citizen a total of 900 euros for keeping dangerous dogs without supervision and assaulting a female citizen.