“Unfortunately, it so happened that I had to call them a gang, which they are because they have been sentenced for it,” Milanović said during a visit to the Klovićevi Dvori Gallery in Zagreb.
Commenting on Plenković’s statement that Milanović had done damage to Croatia’s foreign policy, the president today wondered why Plenković, who, he said boasts of his own great influence in Brussels, had not used that influence for the benefit of the Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina.
Milanović also retorted that by doing nothing for the Croats in Bosnia and Herzegovina, who are currently in an unenviable situation, PM Plenković committed high treason.
As for the commemoration in Jasenovac, Milanović said he would go there with his aides rather than with government officials, whom he accused of encouraging Ustasha-related outbursts and then pretending to be liberals.
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