Slovenia Croatia WWII Exhumations
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Exhumations of World War II victims from hidden mass graves in Slovenia are awaiting funding from Croatia. Meanwhile, a Slovenian businessman piloted a military-style boat into Croatia's Brijuni National Park, an incident involving individuals with criminal records.
Exhumations of WWII victims in Slovenia await Croatian funding
- Exhumations of victims from hidden mass graves in Slovenia can proceed once Croatia secures funding. - Slovenian historian Mitja Ferenc stated that a new agreement between the two governments is needed for financing further excavations. - A mass grave discovered in 1999 near Maribor, believed to contain over 10,000 victims from the end of WWII, is a primary site of interest.
Fake military ship enters protected Brijuni National Park, Croatia
- A fake military ship carrying individuals with criminal records entered the protected zone of Brijuni National Park in Croatia. - The incident involved a Slovenian citizen with a prior prison sentenโฆ
Slovenia Faces Referendum Frenzy with Four Votes on One Day
- Slovenia's parliament confirmed three advisory referendums to be held on October 11, despite opposition and legal concerns. - The votes cover social assistance conditions, mandatory RTV contributionโฆ
Slovenian businessman with past convictions piloted military-style boat in Brijuni
- A military-style speedboat, identified as an M46, was spotted in Brijuni, Croatia, and was piloted by a 57-year-old Slovenian citizen, Kristijan Gnilลกak. - Police stated the vessel is privately owneโฆ