Serbia Honors Operation Storm Victims
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Serbia is commemorating the 31st anniversary of Croatia's "Operation Storm," an offensive that led to the ethnic cleansing and expulsion of over 200,000 Serbs. Prime Minister Djuro Macut stated Serbia will honor every innocent victim and promote peace. However, the article highlights a stark contrast, with Serbs commemorating victims while Croats celebrate the military action, and questions the willingness of both Belgrade and Zagreb to investigate crimes from the operation.
Serbia to honor Operation Storm victims, promote peace: PM Macut
- Serbia will continue to honor the memory of every innocent victim of Operation Storm, Prime Minister Djuro Macut stated. - Macut emphasized that remembering victims is a moral obligation and the foundation for genuine reconciliation. - Tuesday marked the 31st anniversary of Operation Storm, which caused over 200,000 Serbs to flee Croatia.
Crimes in 'Operation Storm' are everyone's responsibility, but are Belgrade and Zagreb interested in investigating?
- Serbs commemorate victims of the 1995 "Operation Storm" in early August. - Croats celebrate the military action. - The article questions whether Belgrade or Zagreb are interested in investigating anโฆ
Anniversary of Serb suffering in Croatia's 'Operation Storm': Vuฤiฤ in RS, memorial service in Belgrade
- Serbia marks the 31st anniversary of Croatia's "Operation Storm," which led to the ethnic cleansing and expulsion of over 200,000 Serbs from Croatia in 1995. - Serbian President Aleksandar Vuฤiฤ is โฆ
Serbian official: Croatia refuses to help identify victims of Operation Storm
- A Serbian official accused Croatia of refusing to cooperate in identifying Serb victims from the 1995 Operation Storm. - Veljko Odalovic stated that Croatia remains silent or provides inadequate resโฆ
