2. julij 1991: Dan, ko je JLA poskušala utišati Slovenijo – 35 let pozneje

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2. julija 1991, ko je Slovenija razglasila neodvisnost od Jugoslavije, je jugoslovanska ljudska vojska (JPA) izvedla usklajene napade na ključno komunikacijsko infrastrukturo Slovenije. JPA je izvedla nizke lete in raketne radijske oddajnike v Krvavcu, Nanosu, Boču, Kumu, Domžalu in Pohorju, s ciljem prekiniti tako domačo kot mednarodno komunikacijo. Ti napadi so bili del širše agresije proti suverenosti Slovenije, ki je bila razglašena 25. junija 1991. Napadi so povzročili znatno škodo, vključno z uničenimi antenami, zgradbami in električnimi linijami, s ocenjeno škodo okoli 5,1 milijona evrov po trenutnih cenah.

Ocena pristranskosti (Levo): Članek obravnava dejanja jugoslovanske ljudske vojske (JPA) kot agresivna in neupravičena, poudarja pa njihov namen zatreti gibanje za neodvisnost Slovenije, poudarja civilne žrtve in uničenje, ki jih je povzročila JPA, in jih prikazuje kot zunanjo grožnjo samostojnosti Slovenije.

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In Rigonca, part of the municipality of Brežice, one of the first clashes between Slovenian territorial defense units and the then-Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) took place during Slovenia's declaration of independence. Today, a commemorative ceremony was held at the memorial site in Rigonca, marking the 35th anniversary of Slovenia's independence and the day of statehood. The event included laying a wreath in honor of Jernej Molan, a territorial defender who fell in battle during this conflict and after whom the military barracks in Cerklje ob Krki are named. The clash occurred on June 27, 1991, when a territorial defense unit from Brežice attacked a mechanized column of the JNA's 4th armored brigade from Jastrebarsko, using trench mines. The attack resulted in damage to two armored vehicles, and Jernej Molan became the first territorial defender to fall in the war for Slovenia's independence.

Ocena pristranskosti (Sredina): The article provides a balanced account of historical events related to Slovenia's independence, focusing on factual information about the conflict and commemorations. It does not exhibit clear ideological bias, framing, or selective emphasis. The content is primarily informational and commemorative