Croatian President calls PM 'Ukrainian agent'
Milanovic said earlier Croatia would recall all troops from NATO deployments in the region in case of a Russia-Ukraine war
Croatian President Zoran Milanovic called Prime Minister Andrey Plenkovic an agent of Ukraine on Friday, two days after the latter apologized to Ukrainians over the president's comments on NATO deployments.
In a televised address on Tuesday, Milanovic said that Zagreb would withhold its troops from Eastern European NATO contingents if the situation on the Ukraine-Russia border spirals into a full-blown conflict.
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