What did Slobo say to the rebelling Serbs and the JNA in Pakraca?
The article presents a reader's comment on the commemoration of the 35th anniversary of the beginning of the Homeland War in Pakraca.
In Bjelovar, three people died at the entrance of a church, while one passerby was killed in Hrgovljani
The article discusses the delayed justice related to war crimes in Bjelovar and Hrgovljani, where several civilians were killed during an attack in 1991, with recent accusations against high-ranking JNA officers by the Zagreb State Attorney's Office.
In Montenegro, former JNA lieutenant arrested at Croatia's request for war crimes
Montenegro's police have arrested Milorad Kovačević, a former JNA lieutenant, at Croatia's request for war crimes against prisoners of war.
December 31, 1991: Crimes of the Serbian Army – Victims of the Benkovac and Obrovac Area
On December 31, 1991, just before a ceasefire, the Yugoslav National Army (JNA) led by Ratko Mladić occupied Croatian towns at Novigrad Sea, committing numerous crimes during Operation 'Strike'.
March 9, 1991: Vuk Drašković - Consistent in Inconsistency
The article argues that the protests led by Vuk Drašković in 1991 against Milošević were not anti-war but rather motivated by a power struggle for leading Serbia and the JNA's aggression against Croatia.
February 6, 1991 – rally in Beli Manastir, aggression, and entry of the JNA into Baranja
The article discusses the origins of the Croatian War, marking the entry of the JNA into Baranja shortly after Croatia's declaration of independence, as posited by academic Davorin Rudolf.