Comment From the Russian Embassy in Croatia
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The Russian Ambassador in Croatia, Alexander Nurizade, categorically rejected Zagreb's allegations of creating threats to European security. On Wednesday, Nurizade was invited to the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of Croatia for a discussion. During the meeting, the Croatian side expressed concern about perceived security threats to Europe emanating from Russia. "The Ambassador firmly dismissed these accusations as unproven, as the Rus…
Comment from the Russian Embassy in Croatia
Comment from the Russian Embassy in CroatiaOn September 16, 2026, Russian Ambassador to Croatia A.B.Nurizade was invited to the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs of the country for a conversation, during which the Croatian...
CROATIA summoned the Russian ambassador for an interview due to security threats in Europe, and he rejected all accusations as a coordinated provocation.
The Russian ambassador was also conveyed 'condemnation of the intensification of hybrid activities and violations of international law'
The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs on Wednesday condemned a series of security incidents in European Union member states and the intensification of Russian hybrid activities in the region in a conversation with Russian Ambassador to the Republic of Croatia Alexander Nurizade, the Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs announced on Thursday. The Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs stressed in a statement that Nurizade was invited…
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