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ZAGREB, July 11 (Hina) - Foreign and European Affairs Minister Miro Kovac and Veterans' Minister Tomo Medved on Monday held talks with representatives of veterans' associations and told them that Croatia could block Serbia's EU entry talks in Chapter 23 should Serbia start applying its law on universal jurisdiction for war crimes in the former Yugoslavia against Croatian veterans.
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