Croatia
Anušić: Army Not Going to the Border, No Reason for Panic
Deputy Prime Minister and Defense Minister Ivan Anušić stated that current circumstances do not require army engagement at the border, while Interior Minister Davor Božinović emphasized that Croatia will not become a migrant hub.
Croatia
General Ademi Reveals Details of Operation Summer '95: 'This Was the Decisive Battle for Croatia'
Ahead of the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, previously unknown details about the strategic operation that preceded the liberation of Knin and broke the so-called Republic of Serbian Krajina emerge from the memoirs of General Rahim Ademi.
Croatia
Most Demands Independent Decision-Making on Protection of Croatia's Border
The party criticizes European migration policy after events in Ceuta and calls for the engagement of the Croatian Army alongside the police at the border.
Politics
Croatia Deploys 88 Soldiers to Lithuania, Strengthening NATO's Eastern Flank
The seventh Croatian contingent departed from Bjelovar on Friday for NATO's Forward Land Forces activity in Lithuania, where it will participate in training and exercises under German leadership.
Croatia
Croatian pilots in France: 118 flights, 576 tonnes of water in four days
Members of the 855th Firefighting Squadron are battling the largest fire near Bordeaux, while simultaneously handling a record season along the Croatian coast.
Croatia
Bjelovar's "Omega" Before Operation Storm: From Orders to Starting Positions in Just a Few Days
Croatia
Croatian Army Trains 115 New Specialists with Drones and Shortened Program
World
US launches review of military presence in Europe, Netanyahu in Washington for talks with Trump
World
Zelensky: Russia Preparing Mobilization and Expects 30,000 North Korean Troops
World
US Builds Military Force in Israel as Trump Opens Door to Negotiations with Iran
Nearly 90 US refueling aircraft have arrived at Israeli bases, but Trump has simultaneously ordered a temporary halt to strikes and announced diplomatic talks with Tehran.
World
Zelensky: Russia Plans to Bring 30,000 Soldiers from North Korea
Ukrainian president warns preparations have been underway since June in Voronezh Oblast. Meanwhile, in Bucha district, the organizer of a weapons exhibition where 10 people died in a Russian strike has been arrested.
World
Iranian missile destroys US warehouse in Jordan, tensions rise
Satellite images confirm strike on Prince Faisal base, as Iranian officials announce new military doctrine and reject ceasefire without complete surrender of the enemy
INTERVIEW
Josipović: The rehabilitation of Ustasha ideology is spreading, the Government has lost control
The former president, appearing on Večernji TV's Bobu! podcast, stands by his remarks about the Ustasha serpent and weighs in on the Plenković-Milanović dispute over the military parade in Paris.
Croatia
Operation Summer '95: 31 Years Ago, the Path to Knin Was Opened
On this day in 1995, the Croatian and Bosnian armies launched an operation that liberated Bosansko Grahovo and Glamoč in five days, creating the preconditions for Operation Storm.
Politics
Fires Devastate Southwestern Europe: Military Deployed, Hundreds of Thousands Evacuated
Catastrophic wildfires in France and Spain have forced hundreds of thousands of people to flee their homes. French President Macron has deployed the military, and Spain has declared a national state of emergency.
AI
US Army uses AI to optimize training of special operations medics
Lessons from the war in Ukraine and drone threats change what special operations medics need to know. AI analytics helps instructors pack more into the nearly nine-month course.
Croatia
Josipović: The Ustasha Snake Is Crawling Higher and Higher, Conflict at the Top of the State Continues
Former president commented on the latest tensions between the president and the prime minister in a podcast, revealing details from his term.
DEFENSE
Croatia's Military Modernization: The Challenges of a Small NATO Member
Following Russia's invasion of Ukraine, Croatia is accelerating its military transformation, but faces persistent recruitment shortfalls and aging equipment.