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The SOA Did the Right Thing when It Expelled the Serb Miloš From Croatia. And What if It Makes a Mistake? The Consequences Are terrible...

Miloš Pejatović knew why Croatia didn't want him. He claimed that he didn't have access to all the data on which the SOA's security assessment was based, but the Constitutional Court did not accept his arguments, as we have already written about: Miloš wanted to work as a waiter on Korčula, but the SOA blocked everything. The former boss explains: 'A Croat...
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Miloš Pejatović knew why Croatia didn't want him. He claimed that he didn't have access to all the data on which the SOA's security assessment was based, but the Constitutional Court did not accept his arguments, as we have already written about: Miloš wanted to work as a waiter on Korčula, but the SOA blocked everything. The former boss explains: 'A Croat...

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Slobodna Dalmacija broke the news in Split, Croatia on Monday, August 31, 2026.
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