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CROATIA'S HIGH OFFICIAL ON BREAK WITH EX-YUGOSLAV FEDERATION

ZAGREB, Oct 8 (Hina) - Five years ago on 8th of October 1991, Parliament of the Republic of Croatia made a historic decision to break with the old Yugoslav federation and sever all ties on the ground of which Croatia, as well as other republics and provinces, had created the then Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRJ). At the 5th anniversary of that event, a Croatian Parliament deputy speaker, Vladimir Seks, gave an interview with the Croatian Television news broadcasting this evening.
ZAGREB, Oct 8 (Hina) - Five years ago on 8th of October 1991, Parliament of the Republic of Croatia made a historic decision to break with the old Yugoslav federation and sever all ties on the ground of which Croatia, as well as other republics and provinces, had created the then Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (SFRJ). At the 5th anniversary of that event, a Croatian Parliament deputy speaker, Vladimir Seks, gave an interview with the Croatian Television news broadcasting this evening. #L# Five years ago it was Seks who read that historic decision on the break-up with the ex-Yugoslavia. This evening Seks reminded the television audience that on the 25th of June 1991 the Parliament proclaimed the independence and sovereignty of Croatia, and began the process of disassociation with the former Yugoslav federation. The Parliament did so after the then Yugoslav Peoples' Army (JNA) took Serb rebels' side against Croatia by launching attacks on the country, he added. "Afterwards the so-called international community arrived on the scene to demand a three-month moratorium on the (Croatian) Parliament's decision. The veiled motivation of the international community was to give more leeway to the so-called JNA and a Greater Serbia's Yugoslav plans to crush Croatia in the period. Then the severest attacks and suffering followed - from Vukovar to Dubrovnik," Croatia's high-ranking official said. He added that on the 2nd August i991 the Parliament concluded the JNA and Serbia had launched an aggression against Croatia, and asked the world also to name the aggressors. "That has never been done, and after the end of the three- month moratorium on the 7th October, those episodes were brought to a head by an assassination attempt on the life the President of the Republic, Franjo Tudjman, in the presidential court as well as by perfidious attempts to neutralize the Government and the Parliament. Thus, on the 8th of October the Croatian Parliament decided to break all state and legislation connections with republics and provinces that had created the former SFRJ," Seks said. The Normalization Agreement with the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia (Serbia/Montenegro) proved that Serbia's conquest politics had been totally defeated. "Croatia has been recognized within its international border, and the continuity of Croatia's statehood has been acknowledged. Croatia is a UN member-state, and is getting near step-by-step to Europe's and Atlantic's integration processes," he said. "We are to struggle successfully for a Croatia as a welfare law-governed state. I hold that we will achieve those goals in this period of peace," he said. (hina) jn mš 082315 MET oct 96

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