ZAGREB SUMMIT ZAGREB, Nov 21 (Hina) - An association of disabled Homeland Defence War veterans (HVIDR-a) has announced it will protest Yugoslav President Vojislav Kostunica's attendance at the Nov. 24 Zagreb Summit. HVIDR-a president
Marinko Liovic told reporters on Tuesday Kostunica was not welcome in Croatia and should apologise for the aggression and crime members of the Serb people had committed against the people of Croatia. He called on members of other Homeland War associations to participate in the peaceful and dignified rally against the conference which he called the "Balkans Summit," urging them to refrain from political statements and not to yield to provocation. Liovic believes means from a European Union assistance programme will be allocated less developed countries, to Croatia's detriment. HVIDR-a protests the fact that Yugoslavia, which turned a deaf ear to international norms, and its president
ZAGREB, Nov 21 (Hina) - An association of disabled Homeland Defence
War veterans (HVIDR-a) has announced it will protest Yugoslav
President Vojislav Kostunica's attendance at the Nov. 24 Zagreb
Summit.
HVIDR-a president Marinko Liovic told reporters on Tuesday
Kostunica was not welcome in Croatia and should apologise for the
aggression and crime members of the Serb people had committed
against the people of Croatia.
He called on members of other Homeland War associations to
participate in the peaceful and dignified rally against the
conference which he called the "Balkans Summit," urging them to
refrain from political statements and not to yield to provocation.
Liovic believes means from a European Union assistance programme
will be allocated less developed countries, to Croatia's
detriment. HVIDR-a protests the fact that Yugoslavia, which turned
a deaf ear to international norms, and its president should seek
assistance in Zagreb, he said.
HVIDR-a head committee chairman Ivica Perkovic said the protest was
intended to elicit Kostunica's apology and a guarantee that Serb
crimes against Croats would not happen again, as well as to
determine war damages.
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