Croatia–Serbia relations

According to him, that help is very tangible, operative and useful.
"We tried to focus our military support precisely by donating various types of equipment to the Ukrainian army," he said.

In Croatia, there are numerous reactions to the confirmed indictment of Serbia against four pilots for war crimes against civilians on the Petrovac road in early August 1995.
Minister of Justice and Administration, Ivan Malenica, also believes that this is a political process, which, he says, can be the reason for blocking Serbia's entry into the European Union.

"Croatia does not accept that the Serbian prosecutor's office raises indictments against non-Serb citizens living on the territory outside of Serbia," said Andrej Plenkovic last night, as Hina reported.
He expressed an opinion that "Serbia, which was an aggressor on Croatia, Slovenia, Bosnia-Herzegovina, now acts as "prosecutor's office or court" and said that "it will not pass".

ZAGREB - There are many outstanding issues from the past and that it why it is much more important for Serbia and Croatia to look to the future, Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic said at a meeting with Croatian Parliament Speaker Goran Jandrokovic in Zagreb on Monday.

The Croatian national football team has beaten that of the so-called state of Kosovo 1-0.

The match was played within qualifying Group I for next year's World Cup in Russia.

The game was interrupted on Saturday due to heavy rain, and resumed on Sunday when the Croats scored the only goal.

The retrial of former Serbian state security officials Jovica Stanisic and Franko Simatovic, who are accused of war crimes in Bosnia and Croatia, will open at the UN court on Tuesday.

Croatia has been obstructing discussions on open bilateral issues with Serbia for years, says Ivica Dacic, foreign minister in Serbia's caretaker government.

The DSS has asked Aleksandar Vucic and Ivica Dacic "to say what Serbia promised" in order for chapter 23 of its EU accession negotiations to be opened.

A European Council working group on Wednesday pulled from its agenda debates on Serbia's opening of accession chapters 23 and 24, dealing with the rule of law, the judiciary and human rights, after Croatia failed to give them a green light.

Croatian Foreign Minister Miro Kovac says it is in his country's interest in seeing Southeast Europe countries join the EU.

The Croatian government would be firm but fair in relations with Serbia, he said.