NEWS BULLETIN NO. 12723
Plenković: Proposals for Ukraine to cede territory in exchange for peace dangerous
Bulj: Primorac was not even in Croatia during wartime
News schedule for Friday, 8 November
Main ZSE indices rebound
PM: Nothing disputable about Primorac's admission to HGZ
Primorac: Selak Raspudić is Milanović's Trojan horse
Mayor announces construction of stadiums in Kranjčevićeva Street and Maksimir
SDP MP says has asked gov't to report on Zagreb drone crash
President: Rijeka Rehabilitation Centre tragedy shouldn't have happened
ZAGREB, Nov 16 (Hina) - President Kolinda Grabar-Kitarovic visited Skabrnja on Tuesday to pay her respects to the victims of a war atrocity committed there on 18 November 1991.
The president briefly met with Skabrnja municipal leaders and families of the Skabrnja residents killed.
A total of 43 Skabrnja residents and 15 soldiers were killed on 18 November 1991 when Serb forces, backed by the air force and infantry of the Yugoslav People's Army (JNA) Knin Corps under Ratko Mladic, occupied this village, located 25 east of the coastal city of Zadar.
In November 1991, 14 Croatian civilians and soldiers were also killed in the nearby village of Nadin.
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