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On the occasion of the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, the Croatian military and police demonstrated top-tier training and power in Knin, from the aerobatics of the Wings of Storm to the deafening performance of the Rafale.

The incident occurred during President Milanović's speech at the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, with Keleminec calling the state leadership war deserters.

Sonja Radman Livaja, a volunteer in the Croatian War of Independence, has provided the State Attorney's Office with rare photographs of a column of Serbian civilians run over near Žirovac, aiming to remove the stigma from Croatian soldiers.

Red Star president posted a provocative message on the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm.

Croatian politicians in Knin dismissed the Serbian president's interpretations of Operation Storm, and Chief State Attorney Ivan Turudić briefly said he couldn't care less.

The fan group calls for a gathering at 6 PM in front of the 'Andrija Matijaš Pauk' barracks, with special T-shirts featuring a reprint of Slobodna Dalmacija's historic front page from 1995 on sale.

At exactly midnight, organized by the fan group Garage Boys Senj, the sight delighted numerous citizens.

The Split club sent a powerful message at exactly midnight, and the fan group called for a march in honor of the Oluja anniversary.

At the 31st anniversary celebration of Operation Storm, the Prime Minister announced the abolition of the 2002 pension reductions and supplements based on the length of participation in the defense.

President and Prime Minister Mark 31st Anniversary of 'Operation Storm' in Knin. Milanović Warns of Serbia's Rearmament, Plenković Highlights Operation's Significance for BiH.

The Military Ordinary led Mass on the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm and stated that the most dignified monument to veterans is a society that respects and cares for them.

At the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, the President warned of Serbia's rearmament and questioned demands to raise defense spending to five percent of GDP.

Journalist and analyst Ivica Granić analyzed why the dominant political and media narrative in Serbia still avoids confronting responsibility for aggression, maintaining a victimhood myth that serves internal mobilization and foreign policy.

At the celebration of the 31st anniversary of 'Operation Storm,' the President gave full support to Chief of General Staff Tihomir Kundid and raised the question of whether increasing defense spending to five percent of GDP is justified.

Minister of Demography and Immigration Ivan Šipić, at the commemoration of the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, said that the country's future lies in a greater number of children and families returning from abroad.

Former member of the Special Police Unit 'BATT' Split speaks on the 31st anniversary of 'Oluja' about his wartime journey, battle with cancer, and bitterness over the treatment of veterans.