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Elections in Croatia – the pro-Russian president was re-elected for a new term – UNIAN
He previously stated that Croatian soldiers would not participate in the war in Ukraine while he held the post of head of state.
In Croatia, on December 29, the first round of presidential elections was held, in which the current head of the country, Zoran Milanovic, known for his pro-Russian views, won. According to the exit polls, he has already won more than 50% of the votes (according to various polls – from 51.48 to 50.7%). Thanks to this, he can win in the first round.
Meanwhile, it is known that the HDZ candidate Dragan Primorac is gaining just over 19% of the votes.
The president in Croatia cannot veto laws, but has a say in matters of foreign policy, defense and security. He is also formally the supreme commander of the armed forces.
