Orsat Miljenić, head of the Office of Croatia's President Zoran Milanović, criticized the European Union for remaining silent while Serbia honors war criminal Ratko Mladić. He accused the Serbian regime of glorifying Mladić, who began his criminal activities by attacking Croatia and ended with the genocide in Srebrenica. Miljenić expressed concern over the EU's lack of response and called on Croatia to take action, including blocking Serbia's EU accession, using mechanisms available to Croatia as an EU member. He emphasized that Croatia must remain firm in protecting its national interests and uphold EU principles.
Bias read (Progressive): The article frames the EU's silence on Serbia's honoring of a convicted war criminal as a failure to uphold values, and calls for Croatia to act decisively against Serbia's EU accession. The tone is critical of the EU's inaction and emphasizes national sovereignty and moral responsibility, aligning



