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The front page of Telegram.hr features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Croatian politics and national celebrations. Other prominent stories include a sports news item, an update on university admissions, a piece on Zagreb's urban infrastructure, a tragic accident…
Croatian state and military leaders gathered in Knin to celebrate Victory Day, with HDZ ministers highlighting the country's achievements. The event included a traditional early morning parade.
Former minister Kotromanović commented on ministers who opposed Milanović, suggesting Banožić and Božinović lacked emotional connection to the 'Oluja' operation, unlike Medved.
Minister Medved announced plans for a 25-meter flag to be carried by 50 veterans during a parade to Tuđman's statue, as part of the Victory Day commemorations.
The football club Rijeka has introduced its new Slovenian representative goalkeeper with a playful and humorous presentation.
Donald Trump issued a warning that Iran would suffer a significant consequence if the Strait of Hormuz does not reopen soon, linking it to potential US action.
The lists of available places for the autumn enrollment period have been published, with Economics, Philosophy, and Law faculties in Zagreb having the most openings.
A commentary piece argues that five underground bin lids have become a symbol of Zagreb's failure, criticizing the current HDZ-led administration's stance on Mayor Tomašević's initiatives.
Two boys on a motorcycle crashed into a drainage ditch near Donji Miholjac. One of them succumbed to his injuries in the hospital.
The peak of the heatwave is expected today and tomorrow, with temperatures reaching 40 degrees Celsius, before cooler westerlies arrive.
