President Zoran Milanović has underscored Croatia’s firm stance on avoiding involvement in foreign military conflicts, reinforcing the nation’s policy of neutrality and respect for sovereignty. Speaking at a recent national security forum, the president reiterated that Croatian soldiers will not be deployed to fight in any international wars that do not directly concern the country’s interests. This position aligns with Croatia’s commitment to international law and peaceful diplomacy.

Highlighting the government’s priorities, the president outlined key principles guiding Croatia’s military engagement:

  • Non-intervention: No participation in conflicts beyond regional defense needs.
  • Support for peacekeeping: Involvement limited to United Nations or NATO missions with clear humanitarian…