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Miletić and Jurčević: Stop punishing veterans for using 'For homeland, ready' salute

· Source: Hina· Author: Roberta Mlinarić· Photographer: Denis Cerić

ZAGREB, 12 Feb (Hina) - The parliamentary club of the Bridge party and independent MP Josip Jurčević condemned the "police punishment" of Croatian war veterans who wrote "For the homeland, ready" on social media and were fined between €700 and €4,000, arguing that there is no legal basis for such penalties.

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