CroatiaPresident Zoran Milanović criticized Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić during a military parade in Paris, where Vučić was seated ahead of Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenković, which Milanović called unacceptable. He argued that this violated diplomatic protocol, especially since the event was European in nature. Milanović also accused France of having special accounts with Serbia, referencing the sale of Rafale fighter jets to Serbia after they were sold to Croatia. Additionally, he dismissed Russia as a real threat to Europe, criticizing the EU for focusing excessively on Russian narratives while ignoring other issues. Milanović further condemned the arms sales to Serbia, urging citizens to remain skeptical and warned against being manipulated by such policies.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the criticism of Serbia and French foreign policy through a Croatian nationalist lens, emphasizing sovereignty and skepticism toward external influences. The tone leans left by highlighting concerns over national dignity, geopolitical positioning, and distrust of Western alliances
