First Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Ivica Dacic stated that the move by the Croatian authorities to ban Minister Djordje Milicevic from laying flowers and bowing to the victims of the Ustase concentration camp Jasenovac is shameful and scandalous.
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Harshest protest to Croatia for banning Milicevic from visiting Jasenovac
Belgrade,
14 April 2024
"Today's move by the Croatian authorities, who prohibited Minister Djordje Milicevic from laying flowers and bowing to the victims of the Ustase concentration camp Jasenovac, is shameful and scandalous.
This is their attitude towards the genocide of the Serbian people in Jasenovac and the entire fascist Independent State of Croatia. The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Serbia will send the harshest protest to Croatia because of this shameful event, aware that it will not affect the policy of Croatia, because this is not an incident, this is the official policy of Croatia, the policy of denying crimes and genocide against the Serbian people," Dacic stated.
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