America News Agency

Croatian Foreign Minister Radman attended the European Union (EU) Foreign Ministers’ Meeting held in Luxembourg. The meeting addressed the security dimension of the EU enlargement process, Russia’s attacks on Ukraine, growing hybrid threats and developments in the Middle East.

In a statement issued by the Croatian Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs, it was noted that Radman strongly supported EU enlargement and emphasized the importance of keeping the process merit-based and preserving stability in the Western Balkans.

It was also reported that Radman warned against the glorification of war crimes and historical revisionism and, recalling the MED9 Declaration adopted in Split, highlighted the importance of reconciliation and respect for European values.

Reiterating Croatia’s support for Ukraine, Radman said assistance should continue, particularly in the areas of air defense and energy security. Radman called for sanctions against Russia to remain in place and for a coordinated EU response to growing hybrid threats originating from Russia.

Regarding developments in the Middle East, Radman was reported to have condemned the attack on Riyadh Airport that was said to have been carried out by the Houthis. Radman also emphasized the importance of regional security and freedom of navigation through the Strait of Hormuz and the Bab el-Mandeb Strait.