We defended our own, and they can still whine about it year after year... we'll celebrate the Storm even more strongly.The article discusses the commemoration of the Day of Croatian Defenders and the 31st anniversary of the liberation of Knin during the Homeland War, known as 'Oluja.' Predrag Grmoja, President of the Most Party and MP, rejected criticisms from Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić regarding the significance of Oluja, emphasizing that Croatia will continue to celebrate this victory strongly. Grmoja expressed pride in the achievements of Croatian defenders and stressed the importance of building a unified Croatia where all citizens have equal opportunities. Split Mayor Tomislav Šuta also addressed the event, highlighting the need to create a Croatia without divisions, inclusivity, and where all citizens have the right to their opinions.
Bias read (Conservative): The article emphasizes national pride, the legacy of Croatian defenders, and the rejection of external criticism, particularly from Serbia. The framing highlights the triumph of Croatian military efforts and the desire to build a unified, strong Croatia, which aligns with right-leaning narratives of
Net.hrIndependentProgressive4 hr. agoMiro Bulj, gradonačelnik Sinja i saborski zastupnik, objavio je video iz Knina u kojem je izrazio nezadovoljstvo prema načinu proslave obljetnice vojno-redarstvene operacije Oluja. U videozapisu je kazivao da su
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the event as a national disgrace, using strong emotional language ('sramota za hrvatski narod') and criticizes the political elite and deserters for excluding citizens from the celebration. The emphasis on the exclusion of Hrvatski branitelji and the use of emotionally charged phr
We don't care about the wolf's messages, we'll celebrate the storm even moreNikola Grmoja, president of Most and parliamentary representative, rejected criticism from Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić regarding the Day of Croatian Defenders (Oluja), stating that Croatian defenders' sacrifices will never be forgotten and that messages from Serbia are irrelevant. Grmoja emphasized pride in celebrating this day more strongly, highlighting the liberation of occupied territories by Croatian defenders and expressing gratitude to all who contributed to freedom, independence, and territorial integrity. He stated that the goal now is to achieve a just Croatia where every citizen has equal opportunities, and he expressed hope that this would be accomplished. Grmoja also mentioned the desire to commemorate Oluja even more grandly and welcomed the presence of Montenegrin representatives at this year's event, hoping that ambassadors from all countries would join in future celebrations. Tomislav Šuta, mayor of Split, also attended the event and spoke about remembering all Croatian defenders, both those who fought and those who are still with them today, emphasizing the need to build a united Croatia without division.
Bias read (Center): The article presents statements from Croatian politicians commemorating the Day of Croatian Defenders (Oluja). It includes direct quotes from Nikola Grmoja and Tomislav Šuta, who emphasize national pride, unity, and gratitude toward Croatian defenders. The framing is neutral, presenting their views,
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