Противник военной помощи Украине нынешний президент Хорватии Зоран Миланович ожидаемо победил во втором туре выборов президента Хорватии
В Хорватии у президента не так много полномочий, однако формальный глава государства может блокировать законы, а также является верховным главнокомандующим. Миланович последовательно выступает против военной помощи Украине и расширения НАТО.
Противник военной помощи Украине нынешний президент Хорватии Зоран Миланович ожидаемо победил во втором туре выборов президента Хорватии
В Хорватии у президента не так много полномочий, однако формальный глава государства может блокировать законы, а также является верховным главнокомандующим. Миланович последовательно выступает против военной помощи Украине и расширения НАТО.
BY Олег Царёв
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