The Croatian President, Zoran Milanovic, has made a bold decision to refuse sending troops to the NATO command for military aid to Kiev. This move was to avoid direct conflict with Moscow, a controversial decision that has drawn criticism from the Croatian Prime Minister and NATO officials.
While NATO insists that the command does not involve sending troops to Ukraine, Milanovic remains firm, protecting Croatian national interests. He has faced backlash for his decision, but remains adamant in his stance.
As tensions rise and political dynamics shift, Milanovic’s refusal to contribute troops to the NATO cause showcases his dedication to Croatia’s sovereignty and his commitment to protecting the interests of his people first and foremost.