ministry of veterans affairs
Number of War Veterans Reaches 508,605
ZAGREB, October 9, 2019 – There are 438,000 people in Croatia with war veterans’ status, War Veterans Minister Tomo Medved ...
War Veterans Dissatisfied with Slowness of State Prosecutor’s Office
ZAGREB, September 28, 2019 – The HVIDRA association of disabled war veterans is dissatisfied with the slowness of the State ...
ICMP to Enhance Cooperation with Families of Missing in Croatia
ZAGREB, September 18, 2019 – A meeting with 30 representatives of missing persons family associations from Croatia was organised in ...
24 Years After War, Croatia Gets 1,687 New War Veterans
Almost 24 years after the Homeland war ended, Croatia has 1,687 new war veterans. New veterans have been able to ...
Assistant Minister Relieved of Duties After Advising a Break-In
ZAGREB, January 17, 2019 – The government on Thursday relieved Assistant Minister of Veterans’ Affairs Nenad Križić of duty at ...
Assistant Veterans Minister: “Break into Apartment, We Will Turn a Blind Eye”
Homeland War veteran Mario Vrbanić has revealed a new scandal in the Ministry of Veterans’ Affairs led by Minister Tomo ...
Pentagon Searching for 200 Missing US Soldiers in Croatia
Croatian Minister of Veterans’ Affairs Tomo Medved and Director of the Defence POW/MIA Accounting Agency (DPAA) Kelly McKeague will sign ...
HDZ War Veterans Meet, Comment on Incidents and Scandals
ZAGREB, September 30, 2018 – War Veterans Minister Tomo Medved condemned on Saturday an attack on MPs Milorad Pupovac and ...
23 Years After War Ended, 8,490 New Applications for War Disability Benefits
If only the Croatian economy could achieve similar rates of growth.
Journalists Association Worried about Minister’s Alleged Threats to Reporter
ZAGREB, June 5, 2018 – The Croatian Journalists’ Association (HND) on Monday condemned in the strongest terms threats which War ...
