À Medulin, un groupe d'hommes a attaqué un Slovène, l'un d'entre eux a été grièvement blessé.

Two Slovenian citizens were injured in physical attacks in the coastal town of Medulin on the southern Istrian coast of Croatia during the early hours of Saturday, July 20, 2026. The incidents occurred in the night between Friday and Saturday, according to reports from the Istria County Police. Both victims sustained injuries, with one suffering multiple fractures to facial bones, according to unconfirmed information shared by local media. The attacks took place near the Medulin Riviera, where the two men were reportedly attacked by a group of individuals around 4 a.m. on Saturday. According to police statements released on Sunday, the attackers struck both men physically, leaving them injured. A 26-year-old Slovenian man was said to have suffered several fractures to his facial bones, including the nasal bone, cheekbones, and jaw. He was transported to the University Clinical Centre in Ljubljana for further medical evaluation, where doctors would determine whether surgery was necessary, according to unofficial reports cited by the 24ur website. In the same night, another incident occurred approximately 1:30 a.m., when a 23-year-old Slovenian man was attacked by a young man with whom he had unresolved disputes. The attack happened on a beach near a guesthouse. After receiving medical treatment, the 23-year-old was discharged from the hospital, according to police reports. The circumstances surrounding both incidents remain under investigation by the Istria County Police. The victims described the events as sudden and unexpected. One of the men later told reporters that they had not spoken to anyone before being attacked, adding that their intention was simply to go to sleep. The details of how the attackers approached them or why they targeted the two men remain unclear, though local authorities have confirmed they are looking into possible motives. The attacks have drawn attention from both Croatian and Slovenian officials, who have expressed concern over the safety of tourists and residents in the region. The Istria County Police has emphasized its commitment to thoroughly investigating the cases and identifying those responsible. Authorities have urged anyone with relevant information to come forward. Local media have highlighted the growing number of incidents involving foreign visitors in the area, prompting calls for increased security measures along the Adriatic coastline. While no official statistics have been released regarding similar incidents in recent months, the police have acknowledged that such crimes can occur in tourist areas due to the high volume of visitors. The victims' families have requested privacy during the ongoing investigations. Meanwhile, the 26-year-old Slovenian man continues to receive medical care in Ljubljana, while the 23-year-old has returned home after recovering from his injuries. The police have not yet disclosed any arrests or suspects in connection with the attacks. Authorities are expected to release more details once the investigation progresses. In the meantime, the focus remains on ensuring the safety of all individuals visiting the region and addressing concerns about rising crime rates in popular tourist destinations.