Most presidential candidates against Croatian soldiers fighting in foreign wars

Most presidential candidates against Croatian soldiers fighting in foreign wars

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During the first presidential debate broadcast on the HRT, eight presidential candidates discussed defence and security policies. Even though they exchanged verbal jabs over the issue, most of them emphasised that if elected, they would not allow Croatian soldiers to participate in foreign wars, CE Report quotes HINA

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