A parliamentary discussion in Croatia focused on the security situation related to Serbian supersonic and hypersonic missiles commonly referred to as ‘Zagrepčanka’. Anja Šimpraga from the SDSS expressed that local people deserve a politics that builds bridges instead of perpetually ‘digging trenches’. This statement triggered a response from DP member Sipe Mlinarić, who argued that divisions would cease once the SDSS acknowledges the impact of the Homeland War and Serbia's aggression against Croatia.

During the debate, Baksa from the Centre and Independent Platform criticized the climate of fear surrounding discussions of peace amidst threats of missile attacks, noting that rhetoric labeling rockets as 'Zagrepčanka' only serves to create unnecessary panic. He referred to the current political marketing as hollow and distasteful, questioning the effectiveness of such language in discussions about national security.

The polemic highlights the ongoing tension in Croatian-Serbian relations and reflects the broader challenges within Croatian politics concerning how the history of the Homeland War is addressed. The exchange underscores the struggle between building a reconciliatory discourse while grappling with historical grievances, raising questions about the future of regional security and political unity in Croatia.