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The former Vice President of Parliament and HDZ underwent two surgeries in a short period, but according to party sources, his life is not in danger.

The Croatian Parliament convenes an extraordinary session on Thursday regarding the hazardous waste case in Gospić, but neither the President of the Republic nor the Prime Minister will attend. Four government ministers have confirmed their presence.

Možemo coordinator Sandra Benčić accused the HDZ government of deregulating waste imports, enabling Croatia to become the EU's dumping ground, and demanded urgent remediation of the illegal landfill in Gospić.

IDS President Loris Peršurić confirmed that the party will not participate in the initiative to vote no confidence in Andrej Plenković's government, reports Glas Istre. Meanwhile, the PM met with the gymnastics federation and received athletes Sara Kolak and Marino Bloudek.

Prime Minister Plenković Meets with Croatian Gymnastics Federation Leadership and Receives Croatian Athletics Medalists from the European Championships in Birmingham.

Residents of the Omiš area criticize the lack of timely warnings during the massive fire, particularly highlighting the issues faced by deaf individuals, while Prime Minister Plenković defends the system's response.

SDP leader in Gospić announces impeachment of PM Plenković over hazardous waste scandal, calls out IDS and urges Milanović to convene an emergency session of Parliament.

Ahead of the emergency session of the Environment Committee on hazardous waste in Gospić, leaders of the SDP, Možemo!, GLAS, DOSIP, and Centar held a joint press conference with sharp accusations against the government.

At a press conference of the left opposition in Gospić, Dalija Orešković sharply criticized HDZ and Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, called for early elections, and announced mass protests.

At a telephone session, the government approved the crossing of the border by members of the Croatian Armed Forces for humanitarian aid in firefighting efforts in the municipality of Bosansko Grahovo.

Most has initiated a no-confidence motion against Andrej Plenković's government over the hazardous waste scandal in Lika. The author of Hrvatski glasnik wonders whether there are 76 people in the Parliament ready to put the state before party interests, and what would even come after a potential fall of the government.

Centre Party representatives link Gospić hazardous waste scandal to unsanitized ferrochrome slag in Dugi Rat and demand the government's removal.

Opposition at illegal landfill in Poznanovec accuses PM of turning Croatia into Europe's dumping ground, while Minister Vučković fires back that the opposition is just coming to get their photos taken.

The deputy mayor of Varaždin has called on the chief state attorney to present the analysis of waste from the former Mundus Florijan Bobić complex to the public, and has accused the prime minister of political responsibility.

The Karlovac branch of We Can! accuses Prime Minister Plenković and HDZ of covering up an environmental disaster, demanding urgent remediation, drastic penalties, and government accountability.

The affair involving tens of thousands of tons of hazardous waste has raised questions about the prime minister's political accountability and the speed of the chief state attorney's criminal investigation.